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As someone working in that area, I have to disagree. Sure, speaker recognition can work very well under certain circumstances, but there is no unique signature.
by woodson 12y ago
As someone working in that area, I have to disagree. Sure, speaker recognition can work very well under certain circumstances, but there is no unique signature. (that would imply that you could successfully discriminate between any two speakers in the world, irrespective of any other factors)
- ar7hur 12y agoOK, maybe unique was a strong word. But banks are starting to use speaker ID to log in to mobile apps, so the signature is, let's say, unique enough for practical applications.