The human ear is a marvelous organ. Beyond our uniquely human ability to receive and decode spoken language, the ear supplies us with the ability to perform many diverse functions. These include, for example, localization of objects, enjoyment of music, and the identification of people by their voices.

George R. Doddington, Proceedings of the IEEE, 1985.

Lecture Materials

Please note that only the figures for which we have permission are included from the textbook. Not all figures are available.

Additional Exercises

Additional exercises to be posted.

Datasets

Please note that we merely provide links to these datasets, and additional permission may be required from the dataset creators to use them. For any questions regarding the datasets, please contact the creators directly.

Software

Homayoon Beigi, Fundamentals of Speaker Recognition, Springer, 2011.

Additional References

Tianchi Liu, Kong Aik Lee, Qiongqiong Wang, and Haizhou Li, Disentangling Voice and Content with Self-Supervision for Speaker Recognition, Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 36, 2023, pp. 50221-50236.