ATVS-UAM NIST SRE 2010 SYSTEM

This paper describes the system submitted by ATVS-U AM to the 2010 edition of NIST Speaker Recognition Evaluat ion (SRE). Instead of focusing on multiple, complex and heavy systems, our submission is based on a fast, light a nd efficient single system. Sample development results with Engl ish SRE08 data (data used in the previous evaluation in 2008) are 0.53% EER (Equal Error Rate) in tel-tel (telephone d ata used for training and testing) male data (optimistic eva luation), going up to 3.5% (tel-tel) and 5.1% EER (tel-mic, t elephone data for training and microphone data for testing) in pessimistic cross-validation experiments. These res ults are achieved with an extremely light system in computat ional resources, running 77 times faster than real time.

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