Noise resistant audio-visual verification via structural constraints

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Sanderson, C
Paliwal, KK
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2003
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We propose a piecewise linear classifier for use as the decision stage in a two-modal verification system, comprised of a face expert and a speech expert. The classifier utilizes a fixed decision boundary that has been specifically designed to account for the effects of noisy audio conditions. Experimental results show that, in clean conditions, the proposed classifier is outperformed by a traditional weighted summation decision stage (using both fixed and adaptive weights); however, in high noise conditions the classifier obtains better performance than the fixed approach and has similar performance as the adaptive approach, ...
View more >We propose a piecewise linear classifier for use as the decision stage in a two-modal verification system, comprised of a face expert and a speech expert. The classifier utilizes a fixed decision boundary that has been specifically designed to account for the effects of noisy audio conditions. Experimental results show that, in clean conditions, the proposed classifier is outperformed by a traditional weighted summation decision stage (using both fixed and adaptive weights); however, in high noise conditions the classifier obtains better performance than the fixed approach and has similar performance as the adaptive approach, with the advantage of having a fixed (non-adaptive) structure.
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View more >We propose a piecewise linear classifier for use as the decision stage in a two-modal verification system, comprised of a face expert and a speech expert. The classifier utilizes a fixed decision boundary that has been specifically designed to account for the effects of noisy audio conditions. Experimental results show that, in clean conditions, the proposed classifier is outperformed by a traditional weighted summation decision stage (using both fixed and adaptive weights); however, in high noise conditions the classifier obtains better performance than the fixed approach and has similar performance as the adaptive approach, with the advantage of having a fixed (non-adaptive) structure.
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Conference Title
2003 IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ACOUSTICS, SPEECH, AND SIGNAL PROCESSING, VOL V, PROCEEDINGS
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5
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Microelectronics