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January 2008 Public 3.9.3 Classes used for navigation ................................................................................................104 3.10 Assessment GUI Service ......................................................................................................106 3.10.1 User Acceptance.............................................................................................................106 3.10.1.1 Study Methodology and Hypothesis ...........................................................................................................106 3.10.1.2 Test apparatus ..............................................................................................................................................106 3.10.2 Test Results ....................................................................................................................110 3.10.3 System Performance.......................................................................................................113 4 Appendix ...................................................................................................... 114 Amigo IST-2004-004182 5/114
January 2008 Public 1 Speech based Interface 1.1 Component Overview The overall functional architecture of the Speech based interface has been described in deliverable D4.1 and D4.2. The Voice interface service consists of the following main components: Explicit Speech Interaction service, Speaker Recognition Service and Implicit Speech Input Service. The introduced main components and their subcomponents are further treated in this document. 1.1.1 Voice Service 1.1.1.1 Speaker Recognition Component Provider SingularLogic S.A. Introduction Speaker recognition component provides two basic functionalities: enrollment of new users and recognition of enrolled users. - Enrollment happens when a new user joins the system – a person speaks and the application builds a voiceprint model for that person. - Recognition happens in the future whenever the application wants to ensure the identity of a speaker – the user speaks and the speech is compared to existing voiceprint models. If the comparison scores above a predefined threshold, the identity is validated; otherwise the identity claim is rejected. Speaker recognition component includes: speaker recognition engine and speaker recognition server. Development status Speaker recognition engine software is available as WIN32 dynamic linked library (DLL). Speaker recognition server is deployed as an autonomous executable in .NET framework. Final versions available at INRIA Gforge repository. Intended audience Project partners License Speaker recognition engine: SingularLogic S.A. owns the IPR for speaker recognition engine software. Licensing negotiable with separate agreement. Amigo IST-2004-004182 6/114
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