An Adversarial Approach Against Speech Spoofing in Automatic Speaker Recognition

Abstract

The invention provides a countercheck method for automatically identifying a speaker aiming to voice deception, which is a voice anti-spoofing technology based on a method combining various features and a plurality of sub-systems. According to the invention, the serial features of the posterior probability of a phoneme in the phonological level and the MFCC features of voice level or MFDCC features of phase level are combined, thus the performance of the system is significantly enhanced. By combining the provided i-vector sub-system and OpenSMILE (open Speech and Music Interpretation by Large Space Extraction criterion containing voice and rhythmic information, the final presentation of the system is further enhanced. To a back-end model, the development datum are used; and under the situation of knowing deceptive attacks, a two-level support vector machine has better performance compared with one-level cosine similarity or PLDA evaluations, while the one-level evaluation approach has better robustness under the situation without seeing the test datum and knowing the deceptive conditions.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of automatic speaker recognition, and more particularly, relates to a countermeasure against speech deception in automatic speaker recognition. Background technique [0002] The purpose of speaker recognition is to automatically confirm the identity of a known speaker through a piece of speech. In the past decade, speaker recognition has attracted the attention of many researchers, and also achieved very remarkable results. However, it has been recently reported that many existing speaker recognition systems are vulnerable to different spoofing attacks, such as speaker-adaptive speech synthesis, voice conversion, and voice playback. [0003] Since the spoken content is restricted or pre-defined, text-based speaker recognition is more robust to voice playback spoofing attacks than text-independent speaker recognition. Speaker-adaptive voice synthesis and voice transformation are the most commonly used methods of dece...

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However, it has been recently reported that many existing speaker recognition systems are vulnerable to different spoofing attacks, such as: speaker-adaptive speech synthesis, voice conversion, voice playback, etc.

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