SPE-P1: Adversarial/Discriminative Training and Spoofing for Speaker Recognition |
| Session Type: Poster |
| Time: Tuesday, 5 May, 11:30 - 13:30 |
| Location: On-Demand |
| Virtual Session: View on Virtual Platform |
| Session Chairs: Kai Yu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Kyu Han, ASAPP Inc. |
| SPE-P1.1: DEFENSE AGAINST ADVERSARIAL ATTACKS ON SPOOFING COUNTERMEASURES OF ASV |
| Haibin Wu; National Taiwan University |
| Songxiang Liu; Chinese University of Hong Kong |
| Helen Meng; Chinese University of Hong Kong |
| Hung-yi Lee; National Taiwan University |
| SPE-P1.2: TEXT-INDEPENDENT SPEAKER VERIFICATION WITH ADVERSARIAL LEARNING ON SHORT UTTERANCES |
| Kai Liu; Huawei Technologies Co Ltd |
| Huan Zhou; Huawei Technologies Co Ltd |
| SPE-P1.3: CHANNEL INVARIANT SPEAKER EMBEDDING LEARNING WITH JOINT MULTI-TASK AND ADVERSARIAL TRAINING |
| Zhengyang Chen; Shanghai Jiao Tong University |
| Shuai Wang; Shanghai Jiao Tong University |
| Yanmin Qian; Shanghai Jiao Tong University |
| Kai Yu; Shanghai Jiao Tong University |
| SPE-P1.4: ADVERSARIAL ATTACKS ON GMM I-VECTOR BASED SPEAKER VERIFICATION SYSTEMS |
| Xu Li; Chinese University of Hong Kong |
| Jinghua Zhong; Chinese University of Hong Kong |
| Xixin Wu; Chinese University of Hong Kong |
| Jianwei Yu; Chinese University of Hong Kong |
| Xunying Liu; Chinese University of Hong Kong |
| Helen Meng; Chinese University of Hong Kong |
| SPE-P1.5: ORTHOGONAL TRAINING FOR TEXT-INDEPENDENT SPEAKER VERIFICATION |
| Yingke Zhu; Hong Kong University of Science and Technology |
| Brian Mak; Hong Kong University of Science and Technology |
| SPE-P1.6: ASSESSING THE SCOPE OF GENERALIZED COUNTERMEASURES FOR ANTI-SPOOFING |
| Rohan Kumar Das; National University of Singapore |
| Jichen Yang; National University of Singapore |
| Haizhou Li; National University of Singapore |
| SPE-P1.7: IMPROVING SPEAKER-ATTRIBUTE ESTIMATION BY VOTING BASED ON SPEAKER CLUSTER INFORMATION |
| Naohiro Tawara; NTT Communication Science Laboratories |
| Hosana Kamiyama; NTT Media Intelligence Laboratories |
| Satoshi Kobashikawa; NTT Media Intelligence Laboratories |
| Atsunori Ogawa; NTT Communication Science Laboratories |
| SPE-P1.8: AN ENSEMBLE BASED APPROACH FOR GENERALIZED DETECTION OF SPOOFING ATTACKS TO AUTOMATIC SPEAKER RECOGNIZERS |
| Joao Monteiro; Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique |
| Jahangir Alam; Centre de Recherche Informatique de Montreal |
| Tiago Falk; Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique |
| SPE-P1.9: A DISCRIMINATIVE CONDITION-AWARE BACKEND FOR SPEAKER VERIFICATION |
| Luciana Ferrer; UBA-CONICET |
| Mitchell McLaren; SRI International |
| SPE-P1.10: ADVERSARIAL MULTI-TASK LEARNING FOR SPEAKER NORMALIZATION IN REPLAY DETECTION |
| Gajan Suthokumar; University of New South Wales |
| Vidhyasaharan Sethu; University of New South Wales |
| Kaavya Sriskandaraja; University of New South Wales |
| Eliathamby Ambikairajah; University of New South Wales |
| SPE-P1.11: ROBUST SPEAKER RECOGNITION USING UNSUPERVISED ADVERSARIAL INVARIANCE |
| Raghuveer Peri; University of Southern California |
| Monisankha Pal; University of Southern California |
| Arindam Jati; University of Southern California |
| Krishna Somandepalli; University of Southern California |
| Shrikanth Narayanan; University of Southern California |
| SPE-P1.12: A GENERALIZED FRAMEWORK FOR DOMAIN ADAPTATION OF PLDA IN SPEAKER RECOGNITION |
| Qiongqiong Wang; NEC |
| Koji Okabe; NEC |
| Kong Aik Lee; NEC |
| Takafumi Koshinaka; NEC |