Journal of Forensic Research

A Developmental Overview of Voice as a Steadfast Identification Technique

Abstract

Ahuja Pooja and Vyas JM

Voice Authentication technique for rhetorical sample is usually a difficult task for automatic, semiautomatic and human primarily based strategies. The speech samples being compared could also be recorded in several situations; e.g., one sample may well be a yelling over the phone, whereas the opposite may well be a whisper in an interview space. A speaker may well be disguising his or her voice, ill, or underneath the influence of medication, alcohol, or stress in one or a lot of samples. The speech samples can presumably contain noise, could also be terribly short, and will not contain enough relevant speech material for comparative functions. Every of those variables, additionally to the proverbial variability of speech normally, make reliable discrimination of speakers a sophisticated and intimidating task.