Comparative analysis of LPC and MFCC for male speaker recognition in text-independent context / Mohamad Khairul Najmi Zailan ... [et al.]

Speech is the utmost communication medium for human beings which conveys rich and valuable information such as accent, gender, emotion and unique identity. Therefore, automatic speaker recognition can be developed based on unique characteristics of one's speech and utilized for applications suc...

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Main Authors: Zailan, Mohamad Khairul Najmi (Author), Mohd Ali, Yusnita (Author), Noorsal, Emilia (Author), Abdullah, Mohd Hanapiah (Author), Saad, Zuraidi (Author), Mat Leh, Adni (Author)
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Published: Universiti Teknologi MARA Cawangan Pulau Pinang, 2023-03.
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