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As much as AV models have captured speaker identity, this provides a classification problem which is more confusing and complex for them relative to choosing irrelevant signals from different speaker(s).
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The method used was very similar to the syllable decoding analysis, where we classified theta-chunked neural patterns into one of 10 possible syllables (drawn randomly from the set of 25 syllables), with the only difference that here the classifier was based on theta chunks coming from different speakers.
The debate stimulated intense discussion and I found myself agreeing with different strands from different speakers, but to varying degrees.
The system logs the sequence of these cues, and then compares sequences from different speakers to see which combinations routinely lead to a listener nodding, and which do not.
But the signals from different speakers have similar components when divided into speech segments.
Normally, the training corpus and test corpus consist of unconstrained utterances from different speakers.
After all, the same exact sentence and punctuation may mean very different things coming from different speakers.
This allows people to comprehend the information without the announcements from different speakers interfering with each other.
Similar to [7], different sentences from different speakers were convolved with real BRIRs to generate the stereo mixtures with room effects.
As our ground truth for voice clips, we downloaded several speech corpuses from voxforge (http://www.voxforge.org/), containing sentences from different speakers.
Additionally, editors have compiled lectures from different speakers into Playlists such as "Understanding the Financial Crisis" and "First Day Of Freshman Year".
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