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Whose voice is that? Challenges in forensic phonetics
2014In this paper, we explore speaker recognition as a process that is based partly on analysis of phonetic and linguistic features and partly on pattern recognition (Gestalt perception). Central to this paper is the challenge to incorporate the dual nature of speaker recognition in forensic casework. To meet this challenge, we propose the so-called “blind
Tina Cambier-Langeveld +2 more
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Examining correlations between phonetic parameters: Implications for forensic speaker comparison
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2015The research presented in this paper builds upon a previous pilot study (Gold and Hughes 2012). This paper explores the correlation structure of speech parameters from a sociolinguistically homogeneous set of male speakers of Southern Standard British English using a series of segmental, suprasegmental and linguistic parameters. Data was extracted from
Erica Gold, Vincent Hughes
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The interface between the phonetic scientist and forensic investigations
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2003Many scientists find the interface with criminal/civil investigations and the resulting litigation quite challenging. The great variety found among such cases and their (sometimes) shockingly grim aspects, can be most daunting. Moreover, the aid these scientists can expect when attempting to learn their responsibilities (while good) tends to focus only
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A Statistical Approach to Speaker Identification in Forensic Phonetics
2017Speaker identification can be summarized as the classification task that determines if two voices were spoken by the same person or not. It is a thoroughly studied topic, since it has applications in many fields. One is forensic phonetics, considered very hard since the expert has to face ambient noise, very short recordings, interference, loss of ...
F. Leuzzi +6 more
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Some general phonetic and forensic aspects of speaking tempo
The International Journal of Speech, Language and the Law, 1997The comparability and compatibility of speech samples is of paramount importance to modern techniques of forensic speaker identification. This principle applies also to factors commonly referred to as speaking tempo, speech rate, speed of utterance, and the like, which may differ considerably as a function of various characteristics of the speaking ...
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Forensic linguistics and forensic phonetics
2022Georgina Brown, Claire Hardaker
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Associative Mechanism of Foreign Spoken Language Perception (Forensic Phonetic Aspect)
2014The experiment involved auditory decoding of foreign spoken language material that had been especially developed and phonetically balanced. The study focuses on auditory perception conditioned by interlanguage interference. In this situation the listener has to employ different sets of perceptual samples of phonetic units.
Rodmonga Potapova, Vsevolod Potapov
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Speaker verification in forensic phonetics
2007VERIFIKACIJA GOVORNIKA U FORENZIČNOJ FONETICI Prof. dr. sc. Gordana Varošanec-Škarić Filozofski fakultet Sveučilišta u Zagrebu, Odsjek za fonetiku Ivana Lučića 3, 10 000 Zagreb, Hrvatska gvarosan@ffzg.hr SAŽETAK Nakon ekspertnog fonetskog slušnog prepoznavanja govornika, u postupku verifikacije osumnjičenika u stvarnom forenzičnom slučaju uspoređene su
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