Application of Fischer semi discriminant analysis for speaker diarization in costa rican radio broadcasts

Automatic segmentation and classification of audio streams is a challenging problem, with many applications, such as indexing multi – media digital libraries, information retrieving, and the building of speech corpus or spoken corpus) for particular languages and accents. Those corpus is a database...

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Main Authors: Roberto Sánchez Cárdenas, Marvin Coto-Jiménez
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Instituto Tecnológico de Costa Rica 2022-11-01
Series:Tecnología en Marcha
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Online Access:https://172.20.14.50/index.php/tec_marcha/article/view/6464
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Marvin Coto-Jiménez
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description Automatic segmentation and classification of audio streams is a challenging problem, with many applications, such as indexing multi – media digital libraries, information retrieving, and the building of speech corpus or spoken corpus) for particular languages and accents. Those corpus is a database of speech audio files and the corresponding text transcriptions. Among the several steps and tasks required for any of those applications, the speaker diarization is one of the most relevant, because it pretends to find boundaries in the audio recordings according to who speaks in each fragment. Speaker diarization can be performed in a supervised or unsupervised way and is commonly applied in audios consisting of pure speech. In this work, a first annotated dataset and analysis of speaker diarization for Costa Rican radio broadcasting is performed, using two approaches: a classic one based on k-means clustering, and the more recent Fischer Semi Discriminant. We chose publicly available radio broadcast and decided to compare those systems’ applicability in the complete audio files, which also contains some segments of music and challenging acoustic conditions. Results show a dependency on the results according to the number of speakers in each broadcast, especially in the average cluster purity. The results also show the necessity of further exploration and combining with other classification and segmentation algorithms to better extract useful information from the dataset and allow further development of speech corpus.
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spelling doaj.art-89c9889597274b9cb720cbf2b89a4a4b2023-10-23T14:27:31ZspaInstituto Tecnológico de Costa RicaTecnología en Marcha0379-39822215-32412022-11-0135810.18845/tm.v35i8.6464Application of Fischer semi discriminant analysis for speaker diarization in costa rican radio broadcastsRoberto Sánchez CárdenasMarvin Coto-Jiménez Automatic segmentation and classification of audio streams is a challenging problem, with many applications, such as indexing multi – media digital libraries, information retrieving, and the building of speech corpus or spoken corpus) for particular languages and accents. Those corpus is a database of speech audio files and the corresponding text transcriptions. Among the several steps and tasks required for any of those applications, the speaker diarization is one of the most relevant, because it pretends to find boundaries in the audio recordings according to who speaks in each fragment. Speaker diarization can be performed in a supervised or unsupervised way and is commonly applied in audios consisting of pure speech. In this work, a first annotated dataset and analysis of speaker diarization for Costa Rican radio broadcasting is performed, using two approaches: a classic one based on k-means clustering, and the more recent Fischer Semi Discriminant. We chose publicly available radio broadcast and decided to compare those systems’ applicability in the complete audio files, which also contains some segments of music and challenging acoustic conditions. Results show a dependency on the results according to the number of speakers in each broadcast, especially in the average cluster purity. The results also show the necessity of further exploration and combining with other classification and segmentation algorithms to better extract useful information from the dataset and allow further development of speech corpus. https://172.20.14.50/index.php/tec_marcha/article/view/6464Broadcastingclusteringspeaker diarizationspeech technologies
spellingShingle Roberto Sánchez Cárdenas
Marvin Coto-Jiménez
Application of Fischer semi discriminant analysis for speaker diarization in costa rican radio broadcasts
Tecnología en Marcha
Broadcasting
clustering
speaker diarization
speech technologies
title Application of Fischer semi discriminant analysis for speaker diarization in costa rican radio broadcasts
title_full Application of Fischer semi discriminant analysis for speaker diarization in costa rican radio broadcasts
title_fullStr Application of Fischer semi discriminant analysis for speaker diarization in costa rican radio broadcasts
title_full_unstemmed Application of Fischer semi discriminant analysis for speaker diarization in costa rican radio broadcasts
title_short Application of Fischer semi discriminant analysis for speaker diarization in costa rican radio broadcasts
title_sort application of fischer semi discriminant analysis for speaker diarization in costa rican radio broadcasts
topic Broadcasting
clustering
speaker diarization
speech technologies
url https://172.20.14.50/index.php/tec_marcha/article/view/6464
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