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An efficient speaker identification framework based on Mask R-CNN classifier parameter optimized using hosted cuckoo optimization (HCO)

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Speaker identification is the method of human voice identifying with the help of artificial intelligence (AI) method. The technology of speaker identification is broadly utilized in voice recognition, secure, surveillance, electronic voice eavesdropping, and the verification of identity. In the existing methods, it does not provide the sufficient accuracy and robustness of the speech signal. To overcome these issues, an efficient Speaker Identification framework based on Mask region based convolutional neural network (Mask R-CNN) classifier parameter optimized using Hosted Cuckoo Optimization (HCO) is proposed in this manuscript. The objective of the proposed method is “to increase the accuracy and to improve the robustness of the signal”. Initially, the input speech signals are taken from the real time dataset. From the input speech signal, there are four types of the features are extracted, they are Mel Frequency Differential Power Cepstral Coefficients (MFDPCC), Gamma tone Frequency Cepstral Coefficients (GFCC), Power Normalized Cepstral Coefficients (PNCC) and Spectral entropy for improving the robustness of the signal. Then, the speaker ID is classified by using the Mask R-CNN classifier. Similarly, the Mask R-CNN classifier parameters are optimized by using the HCO algorithm. This method is relevant in the real time application, such as telephone banking and the fax mailing. The simulation is executed in MATLAB. The simulation results shows that the proposed Mask-R-CNN-HCO method attains accuracy of 24.16%, 32.18%, 28.43%, 36.4%, 33.26%, Sensitivity of 37.68%, 33.80%, 24.16%, 32.18%, 28.43%, Precision of 35.88%, 24.16%, 32.18%, 28.43%, 26.77% higher than the existing methods, such as Automatic Classification of speaker identification using K-Nearest Neighbors algorithm (KNN), classification of speaker identification using multiclass support vector machine(MCSVM), classification of speaker identification using Gaussian Mixture Model–Convolutional Neural Network (GMMCNN) classifier, classification of speaker identification using Deep neural network (DNN) and classification of speaker identification using Gaussian Mixture Model–deep Neural Network (GMMDNN) classifier.

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Gaurav, Bhardwaj, S. & Agarwal, R. An efficient speaker identification framework based on Mask R-CNN classifier parameter optimized using hosted cuckoo optimization (HCO). J Ambient Intell Human Comput 14, 13613–13625 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12652-022-03828-7

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