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We discuss the limitations of the i-vector representation of speech segments in speaker recognition and explain how Joint Factor Analysis (JFA) can serve as an alternative feature extractor in a variety of ways. Building on the work of Zhao and Dong, we implemented a variational Bayes treatment of JFA which accommodates adaptation of universal background models (UBMs) in a natural way. This allows...
The duration of speech segments has traditionally been controlled in the NIST speaker recognition evaluations so that researchers working in this framework have been relieved of the responsibility of dealing with the duration variability that arises in practical applications. The fixed dimensional i-vector representation of speech utterances is ideal for working under such controlled conditions and...
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