Voice Forgery Using ALISP: Indexation in a Client Memory
Authors:
- P. PerrotPPP. Perrot
- G. CholletGCG. Chollet
- 11 October 2006
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- Vol. 1 (15206149) , 17-20
Abstract
The article deals with a technique of voice forgery using the ALISP (automatic language independent speech processing) approach. Such a technique allows the voice of an arbitrary person (the impostor) to be transformed, forging the identity of another person (the client). Our goal is to demonstrate that an automatic speaker recognition system could be seriously threatened by a transformation of this kind. For this purpose, we use a speaker verification system to calculate the likelihood that the forged voice belongs to the genuine client. Experiments on NIST 2004 evaluation data show that the equal error rate for the verification task is significantly increased by our voice transformation.Keywords
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