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Table 1 Improvements over the GMM-UBM and SVM baseline systems in relative percentage terms

From: An investigation of supervector regression for forensic voice comparison on small data

  

60 female speaker database

90 male speaker database

Validity ( C llr mean)

Reliability (95% CI)

Validity ( C llr mean)

Reliability (95% CI)

GMM-UBM

Gradient projection, s x(1)

48.5%

21.5%

63.5%

33.8%

LS, s x(1)

49.7%

19.1%

63.6%

31.3%

Gradient projection, \( {s}_{\ell_1\mathrm{norm}} \)

75.0%

32.3%

50.5%

41.5%

LS, \( {s}_{\ell_1\mathrm{norm}} \)

75.1%

32.7%

50.8%

41.5%

s SVM

Gradient projection, s x(1)

48.9%

14.1%

11.6%

9.1%

LS, s x(1)

50.1%

11.5%

11.8%

5.7%

Gradient projection, \( {s}_{\ell_1\mathrm{norm}} \)

75.1%

26.0%

−19.9%

19.7%

LS, \( {s}_{\ell_1\mathrm{norm}} \)

75.3%

26.4%

−19.1%

19.7%

  1. For the pooled results of validity (C llr mean) and reliability (95% CI) across the six permutations for the four best systems: gradient projection, s x(1); LS, s x(1); gradient projection, s â„“1norm; and LS, s â„“1norm evaluated on both databases under studio-clean conditions.