The role of speech technology in biometrics, forensics and man-machine interface

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The role of speech technology in biometrics, forensics and
man-machine interface
Satyanand Singh
School of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Fiji National University, Republic of Fiji
Article Info ABSTRACT
Article history:
Received Apr 13, 2018
Revised Jul 16, 2018
Accepted Aug 19, 2018
Day by day Optimism is growing that in the near future our society will
witness the Man-Machine Interface (MMI) using voice technology.
Computer manufacturers are building voice recognition sub-systems in their
new product lines. Although, speech technology based MMI technique is
widely used before, needs to gather and apply the deep knowledge of spoken
language and performance during the electronic machine-based interaction.
Biometric recognition refers to a system that is able to identify individuals
based on their own behavior and biological characteristics. Fingerprint
success in forensic science and law enforcement applications with growing
concerns relating to border control, banking access fraud, machine access
control and IT security, there has been great interest in the use of fingerprints
and other biological symptoms for the automatic recognition. It is not
surprising to see that the application of biometric systems is playing an
important role in all areas of our society. Biometric applications include
access to smartphone security, mobile payment, the international border,
national citizen register and reserve facilities. The use of MMI by speech
technology, which includes automated speech/speaker recognition and
natural language processing, has the significant impact on all existing
businesses based on personal computer applications. With the help of
powerful and affordable microprocessors and artificial intelligence
algorithms, the human being can talk to the machine to drive and control all
computer-based applications. Today's applications show a small preview of a
rich future for MMI based on voice technology, which will ultimately replace
the keyboard and mouse with the microphone for easy access and make the
machine more intelligent.
Keywords:
Artificial intelligence (AI)
Gaussian mixing model (GMM)
Man-machine interface (MMI)
Natural language processing
(NLP)
Natural language understanding
system (NLU)
Universal background model
(UBM)
Copyright © 2019 Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science.
All rights reserved.
Corresponding Author:
Satyanand Singh,
School of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
Fiji National University, Fiji Island, Republic of Fiji.
Email: yogitechno@gmail.com
1. INTRODUCTION
There are many convincing arguments to support the continuous development of voice-based man-
machine interface. Most of the protagonists cite the intrinsic "naturalness" of the voice interfaces in which
the skills of the spoken language acquired by the users as Infants can easily be recruited to understand the
information provided by the text output to the speech synthesizer, to control the equipment by talking to an
automatic speech recognition system, or to access information by conversing with a spoken language
dialogue system [1], [2], [3]. Even those who question the naturalness of such interactions still admit that the
voice channel has the potential to offer real application benefits in operating environments without hands and
without sight, where even a wrong man-machine interface can improve transfer rates information as
competing for interface technologies.

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However, in recent years there has been a significant convergence of the methods and techniques
used to develop the man-machine interaction based on the word and the data statistical modeling paradigm
(such as HMM-based acoustic modeling, n-gram-based language modeling, concatenative speech synthesis)
dominated the research agenda. Of course, this convergence of modeling paradigms has emerged because of
the real improvements in the quality and performance of the system that these approaches have provided over
a period of nearly three decades. The principle of defining a model, estimating its parameters from the
sample data, then implementing this model as a mechanism of generalization in unprecedented situations is
irreproachable and the use of statistical methods represents one of the most powerful and effective tools
available for the scientific community for such modeling [4], [5], [6]. The only problem is that the amount of
training speech data needed to improve state-of-the-art speaker recognition systems seems to grow
exponentially (despite the relatively low complexity of the underlying models) and system performance
appears to be asymptotic at a level that may be inadequate for many real-world MMI applications [7], [8].
Furthermore, the current speech technology is quite fragile, even on a fairly positive day conditions; not only
contemporary automatic speech/speaker recognition is so scarce to recognize and understand highly accented
or colloquial speech, but the speech generated by the machine lacks individuality, expression and the
communicative intent and the dialogue systems of the spoken language are rigid and inflexible.
Forensic and ASR research communities have developed several methods for at least seven decades
independently. In contrast, native recognition is the natural ability of human beings which is always very
effective and accurate. Recent research on brain imaging has shown many details that how a human being
does cognitive-based speakers recognition, which can motivate new directions for both automated and
forensic system [9], [10].
Voice interface technology, which includes automatic speech recognition, synthesized speech, and
natural language processing, includes the knowledge areas required for the man to machine communication.
In the near future, man-machine communication applications will surely grow with only voice-based,
increasing the need for natural language processing technology to enhance speech interpretation. Automatic
speech recognition is the power of machines that interpret the speech to execute commands or generate text.
An important related area to make machine smarter is automatic speaker recognition, which is the ability of
machines to identify an individual based on the voices.
2. SPEECH TECHNOLOGY BACKGROUND
During early 1970, many attempts were made to invoke knowledge of the structure and behavior of
spoken language in order to develop practical systems of human-machine interaction. It was the era of the
“Human speech analysis system” and it was assumed that the classical principles of phonetics and linguistics
could be used to interface machine with human being to make electronic system more reliable. Practical
results were almost universally disappointing with the best system that used less phonetic and linguistic
knowledge. Since then, the perceived value of every intuition in the human process has greatly diminished.
ASR systems and synthetic speech technology often require the use of high speed computer
hardware resources, ASR technology is essentially software based. Advanced digital signal processors are
used by all smartphones and tablets, but some speech systems only use analog / digital converters and general
purpose computer hardware. As reported in [11], [12] voice recognition is the ability to identify the words
and phrases of an electronic machine or program, spoken language and converting them into a machine-
readable form. The basic characteristics of a speech recognition software-enabled system is that it has a
limited vocabulary and can only be read and execute when someone speaks very clearly. More sophisticated
artificial intelligence ASR system has the ability to accept natural spoken voice of an individual. Speech
recognition applications include voice search, call routing, voice dialing and speech-to-text, speaker
verification, speaker recognition. There are three broad categories of services used for speech recognition
application: (a) Automated serving (b) Routing of incoming call (c) Value added services. The accuracy of
the speech recognition system depends on the language and the voice model [13], which are mainly
produced, i.e., these models need to analyze parallelism with spoken voice samples. In the same way, the
speaker recognition system is necessary to create a large selection of words and phrases while creating and
refining the current language and acoustics of the model [14].
2.1. Uses of speech technology functionality in smartphone devices
Although there is no clear definition of what a smart phone device is, it can be said that a smart
phone is a device which increases the capabilities of traditional mobile terminal devices. A smartphone is
expected to have a more powerful CPU, more storage space, more RAM, faster connectivity options and
larger screen than a regular cell phone. New smartphones are equipped with innovative sensors such as
accelerometer and gyroscopes. Accelerators provide a screen display in portrait and landscape mode, while

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the gyroscope makes smartphones for games to support motion-based navigation. Five major features of
smart electronic systems are intelligent sensing, automation, remote accessibility, awareness and learning.
Google uses artificial intelligence algorithms to identify a spoken sentence, store anonymously for the
analysis of voice data, and uses cross-match data with written queries on the server. The problems with
computational power, information availability and the management of large amounts of information are
making use of Android speech recognizer Intent package [15]. The current smartphone is using the client app
and the user wants to log in using Google speech recognition. Google server receives audio data as input for
processing and text is sent back to the client. Input text is transmitted to Natural Language Processing (NLP)
server for processing using HTTP (HperText Transfer Protocol) POST. Figure 1 shows that the steps of data
flow diagram in the speech recognition system NLP as (i) Lexical analysis converts character sequence into
token sequence. (ii) Morphology analysis defines, analyzes, and describes the structure of language units of a
particular language. (iii) Syntactic analysis analyzes the text made from a series of markers to determine
grammar structures. (iv) Semantic Analysis relates syntactic structures from the levels of phrases and
sentences to their language-independent meanings.
Figure 1. Natural language processing data flow diagram in man-machine interface
2.2. Future man-machine interface (MMI) through voice technology
MMI with speech technology have been a dream of technologists for several decades. But in recent
years, due to some noticeable advances in machine learning, voice control has become very practical.
By speech enhancement and noise suppression technique no longer limited to just a small set of
predetermined voice commands, it now works even in a noisy environment you feel that speaking across a
room. Virtual operating voice assistants such as Apple's Siri, Microsoft's Coratana and Google now are
bundled with the largest number of smartphones, and it is an easy way to look at information in new gadgets
like Amazon's Alexa, to sing songs and their build lists of spending with the voice. Smartphones are more
common than desktops or laptops, yet surfing the web, sending messages and doing other activities can make
the pain slow and frustrating. Andrew NG says, “This is a challenge and there is a chance, in 2008, under
MIT Technology review innovators, was nominated for work in artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics at
Stanford. “Instead of being able to train people by desktop computers for new behaviors suitable for mobile
computers, many of them can learn the best ways to start a mobile device from the beginning”. It is believed
that the voice can soon be reliable enough to interact with all types of devices. For example, robots or smart
electronic devices can be easily managed by MMI.
Jim Glass, a senior MIT scientist who has worked on vocal technology, believes that time can
finally be right for voice control. They say, the speech technology has reached a turn in our society. In my
experience, when people can talk with the device instead of a remote control, they want to do it. In future,
I want to talk to all of our devices and understand them. I hope that one day you can say “Hello” to your
microwave oven; you will get a reply “Hi” what do you like to have?. After the advent of artificial
intelligence, voice and more commonly language based technologies like Chatbot, Siri and Amazon Echo,
MMI is the best possibility of becoming the next important technical platform after mobile devices. There
are many promises in the field of MMI conversation that how human beings interact with technology, thanks
to such trends: Increased contact with mobile devices, which are small screens in nature which can make
graphic elements difficult to display. Demand for abolishing friction as a way to obtain consumer demand
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between multiple users. Once the evolving technologies like speech recognition, the understanding of natural
language, intent and expression synthesis is getting more refined and more than being planted in production.
2.3. Future man-machine interface (MMI) through voice technology
There are some key features that make MMI applications based on effective speech technology. (i)
It should be really colloquial -A good interactive MMI uses a natural language that is human and shares
conversation control. It means not only answering questions, but using machine learning, give appropriate
suggestions. It should be done individually as a conversation on one to one. The voice of the interactive user
interface should be both personal and private. Directing a user by name, for example using the language that
passes through the analysis of emotion to match the emotional state of the user. (ii) It should be right
sympathetic-MMI should show individual personal sympathy, how the user can feel the information
presented. Understand the situation and respond accordingly. For example, a status update that “Your current
account has been canceled” is not indicated in a bright and happy voice. (iii) It should maintain context and
story-A strong interactive MMI refers to the conversation and is able to take lead or answer on the basis of
previous questions where you are?, who are you?, what are you doing? etc. It should be transferred from one
request to another and customized as needed. (iv) It should be accurate and consistent to gain confidence-
Along with human contacts, a level of trust between the user and the interactive user interface should be
established. A good interactive user interface is accurate and consistent, not only on the information
provided, but also at the level of understanding displayed by the interactive user interface response, but also a
level increase in confidence with the user.
Growing, vocal engines that “give machines a human voice” are integrated with ASR System and
software for understanding human language which is called the Natural Language Understanding system
(NLU). Together, it make complex circuits that allow humans to interact with machines in natural language is
shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2. Block diagram representation of speech synthesis and man-machine interface
3. FEATURE EXTRACTION AND MODELING ALGORITHMS FOR MMI APPLICATION
ASR is a mathematical algorithm based computer system designed to recognise the voice of a
speaker operated independently with minimum human intervention. The ASR system admin can adjust
algorithm parameters, but to compare between speech segments, all users have to provide speech signal to the
ASR system. In this paper, we concentrate our attention on the text-independent ASR system and the speaker
verification. As mentioned earlier, humans are good in differentiating voiced and non-voiced signal that is
the important part in auditory forensic speaker recognition. Obviously, in ASR it is desirable that the speaker-
specific feature can only be extracted from the voiced speech signal by voice activity detection (VAD) [16].
Detection and feature extraction from speech segment is important when considering the condition of
excessive noise/degraded speech signal. Recently used VAD algorithm is explained in although more
accurate unsupervised solution has emerged as successful in various ASR applications in diverse audio
condition [17].
Short-term speaker specific feature in ASR application shows the parameters extracted from the
short segment of speech signal within 20-25 ms. In ASR application the most popular short-term acoustic
features reported are the Mel-frequency cepstral coefficients (MFCCs) [18] and linear predictive coding
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speech signal into short overlapping form (25 ms). (ii) Multiplication of these segments with Hamming and
Hanning window function to get Fourier power spectrum (iii) Apply logarithm of the spectrum (iv) Apply
nonlinear Mel-space filter-bank to obtain spectral energy in each channel (24 channel filter bank) (v) Apply
discrete cosine transform (DCT) to obtain MFCC. As previously indicated, the specific speaker feature is the
desirable qualities of the acoustic feature are robustness to degradation. The features normalization is one of
the desirable characteristics of an ideal feature parameter [20].
When there is no prior knowledge of speech content in text-independent speaker recognition tasks, it
has been found that Gaussian Mixuture Model (GMM) applications are more effective for acoustic modeling
to shape short-term functionality. The average behavior of this is expected short-term spectral features are
more dependent on speakers than being influenced by the temporary features. Therefore, even when the test
data of ASR has a different acoustic situation, then due to GMM being a potential model it may be related to
better data than the more restrictive Vector Quantization (VQ) model. A GMM is a mixture of Gaussian
probability density functions (PDFs), parameterized by a number of mean vectors, covariance matrices, and
weights of the individual mixture components. The template is a weighted sum of individual PDFs. The
density of the Gaussian mixture is the weighted sum of M component densities and it represented
mathematically:
p(x⃗|λ) = p b (x⃗) (1)
Where x⃗ represents D-dimension random vectors, component densities b (x⃗), i = 1, . . , M , and mixture
weight represented by p . Each component density is a D voriate Gaussian function of the form
b (x⃗) =
1
(2π) |∑ |
exp −
1
2
(x⃗ − μ⃗ ), (x⃗ − μ⃗ ) (2)
μ⃗ represents mean vector, ∑ represents covariance matrix. The complete density of the Gaussian mixture is
parameterized by the mean vector, covariance matrix and mixture components of all density. These
parameters are represented collectively by signaling
𝜆 = {𝑝 , 𝜇⃗ , ∑ } 𝑖 = 1, . . , 𝑀 (3)
For ASR system, each speaker is represented by one by the GMM and is referred to by his/her
model λ. The size of GMM may vary depending on the choice of covariance matrix. The GMM model can be
evaluated using the probability of a vector attribute in (1).
An SVM is a binary classifier that makes its decisions by constructing a linear decision boundary or
hyperplane that optimally separates the two classes. Depending on its position in relation to Hyperplane, the
model can be used to predict the class of unknown observation. Let us consider training vector and labels as
(x , y ) , x ∈ ℜ , y ∈ {−1, +1}, n ∈ {1, … T} the optimal hyperplane is chosen according to the
maximum margin criterion then target of SVM can be learn the function f: ℜ → ℜ so that the class labels of
any unknown vector x can be expected as I(x) = sign f(x) .
For linearly separable data labeled [21], hyperplane H can be obtained from x x + b = 0, which
separates the two class of data, so that y (w x + b) ≥ 1, n … . T. An optimal linear divider H provides
maximum margins between classes, i.e. the distance between H and the training of two different sections is
highest in the data estimates. The maximum margin is found in the form of
∥ ∥
and data points x for which
y (w x + b) ≥ 1 that the margin is known as super vectors. When ASR training data is not linearly
separable, then speaker specific features can be mapped to a higher dimensional space, in which kernel
functions are linearly divided.
The purpose of the FA is to describe variability in high dimensional observable data vector using
less number of unobservable/hidden variables. For ASR application, the idea of explaining s peaker and
channel-dependent variability in the GMM supervector space, FA has been used in [22]. Many forms of FA
methods have been employed since, which ultimately brought the current state of the art i-vector approach.
In a linear distortion model, a speaker-dependent GMM supervisor m is generally considered as four
component which are linear in nature.
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Where m speaker, channel, environment-independent component is, m is speaker dependant component,
m is channel environment dependant component and m is residual.
The joint FA (JFA) model is prepared in conjunction with eigenvoice and eigenchannel, which is
achieved with a MAP optimization for a model. The sub-spaces are aligned by V and U matrix, as the first
model recommends for an informal choice of speakers s and sessions h, mean supervector of GMM can be
represented by
m , = m + U + V + D , (5)
So now this is the only model, which we are considering all the four components of linear distortion
model we discussed earlier. In fact, JFA has been shown to overcome other current method.
4. FUTURE ADVANCES IN SPEECH AND SPEAKER RECOGNITION FOR MMI
At present, robots working in Japan and the United States are android projects; Facial expression or
mirroring, it is very popular for the target human that interacts with the system to create emotional bond with
the machine. Speech recognition systems that teach body language and facial expression can also be used to
evaluate the danger, for example the replacement of human workers at the airport, border crossings and such
places or obstacles.
4.1. Body language facial expression and voice recognition
Speech recognition systems that are capable to read body language and facial expression can also be
used to evaluate the danger, for example the airport, border crossings and the replacement of human workers
in such places or obstacles. If you smile on the robot Android and smile at you, then you are talking, it
enhances the sentimental value of interaction with humans. Perhaps the system can start praising you, if you
have been convinced by the system, it will probably reflect the answer or the anger would have to be repaired
or the work to spread the situation, obviously it all depends on its programming, But you can see progress,
potential applications and future trends
If you remember Hell in a well-known science-fiction computer, then he said, "I declare hostility in
your Dave voice." Probably once it was in science fiction job, today's human scientists are trying to make it
this way. Right now, with this technique, speech recognition software can see sentiment, hesitation,
aggression, hostility, anger etc. So, within five years we will see these features in more and more
applications.
Haptics is another field of science, which lends fusion to well between emotional recognition of
facial recognition and facial features. Perhaps the future robots will look human and imitate their
characteristics, a robot that joins a strong hand and feels a firm grip with the voice of a person's self-
confidence with a soulful ego, by a stepping stone or two can pick up the aspect.
4.2. Emulation of emotion and empathy
Imagination and empathy is coming now. At present, most artificial call centers intelligent customer
feedback system advisors recommend that the sound from the other side, if coming from the machine, should
be easily identified by humans who call the system, because the computer with speech recognition functions
Humans do not like to cheat, when they find out, it annoys them, of course, emotional emulation or sympathy
It is possible with the passage and now we have the ability to do this.
In fact, artificial intelligent computers are used to go online and participate in forums and can take
up to 15 threads or more without detection. In speech recognition, if the voice sounds legitimate, then the
entire conversation may continue for a time, without the person knowing that he is talking to a machine.
A call center system that manages the complaint, an IT system can be a part of the client and can
hear it and even say it; "I know how you feel, I'm sorry that it happened, let me see what I can do"; "Yes,
I think it is very important, I will talk to you with my supervisor" So the customer should send it to a real
human system or maybe someone else, with a more official voice? On the second line, the client never knows
whether to talk to a computer or a computers, in fact, it does not go very well with many industries, but it is a
place where speech recognition software professionals are thinking and now discussing, of course, you can
see the application for it.
4.3. Smart enough to understand humor and respond
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is always improving, soon, AI software engineer will create fun
recognition systems, in which the computer will be able to understand the irony and when the human is
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cultures, the system should be pre-loaded with all the common jokes. He will be able to select the one who
cannot be heard most by the man working with that time; it also remembers that this person has been asked
by the person so that he does not repeat it.
Wow, This is becoming slightly complicated, it is not like that, and that's why it's not fully realized.
Humor is a major obstacle for human speech recognition and artificial intelligence systems, but it is a talent
for some people, however, they are working on this challenge and we will see it in 5-10 years, people of
artificial intelligent software Licking will be a problem. This means the progress for long-term space flight
for the human partner means helping with rehabilitation and reducing the stress of humans working with
colleagues or robot assistants, such as the transition of robots and human workers. Because robots will work
with humans and will help humans, it will be necessary to maintain peace to promote cooperation.
4.4. Vocal cord vibration recognition and current voice recognition system
At present, there is an advanced search in the US military that allows you to read the vocal cord,
without sound or voice, these systems are now working; it is done with a device near the signaling Gathers,
which is connected to a transmitter to send. Any other member of the receiver or special force has a small
earring so that he can listen to that speech, all those silent surrounding which are within six inches using the
system. It is very close to copying the idea of transfer, but in short it is a form of speech recognition, which is
connected to a communication device. These systems will be better and soon the secret services members,
Special Forces, SWAT teams will now have small strings not coming out of their ears, but they communicate
without warning. Vibrational flirting of the Larrynx can be increased within the “clip tie” and no one will be
sensible. If you think about it then there are many applications for it.
5. MMI APPLICATION POSSIBILITIES WITH SPEECH TECHNOLOGY
The availability of computer processing power and network connectivity in cars and mobile terminal
devices is the result of for the explosion of applications and services available to users. One of the potential
services using a mobile device while driving, though the voice recognition function is used. Automotive
environment for speech recognition is one of the toughest environments. It is important to reduce driver's
view and physical commitment due to possible intervention in those cases such as car occupants and their
conversation, background music or similar background noise, wind, noise of windshield wiper etc. For these
and other reasons, cars and equipment manufacturers invest in improving and optimizing voice recognition
applications suited to the specific environment of the car. Looking at the above, high quality microphones
have been installed, as well as a technique which reduces the noise. Applications are improved using specific
acoustic environments for the automotive environment [23]. Voice is one of the natural methods of
MMI [24]. Speech recognition skills are rapidly developed and used in the automotive industry. It is not
surprising that the competitiveness of the modern car market depends on their technical characteristics and
innovations.
There are following areas where we can see more development of MMI based on speech recognition
based technology in near future. Access of mobile terminal devices with MMI by speech technology, Access
of navigation system with MMI by speech technology, Access and control of Car on-board system with
MMI by speech technology, Operation and control of mechanical machine with MMI by speech technology
Smart terminal devices have become increasingly popular with the development of hardware
segments and with the new features generated using the increasing number of sensors. In any case, an
important smartphone app is likely to have voice recognition and processing of such information/orders.
There are many possibilities for the development of applications for modern intelligent terminal devices due
to the specificity of the individual mobile operating system, different applications that allow at least some
speech functions to be recognized for greater or lesser extent have developed. The purpose of these solutions
is to develop software that provides all the tasks that speech can be used only interface for input and output
data for machine.
6. CONCLUSION
This paper gives an overview of what MMI has to offer and showed a glimpse of what the future
might hold. One thing is certain technologies are starting to converge, devices combine functionality, new
levels of sensor fusions are created and all of this for one purpose, to improve our interaction with human
machines. The technology involved in MMI is quite incredible. However, MMI still has a long way to go, for
example, Nanotechnology has provided a new exemption from progress, but these still need to be fully used
in MMI, nanotechnology has an important future role to play. The nano-machines and super-batteries have
not completely functional, so we have something to look forward to MMI application. There is also the
potential for Quantum Computing which will release a new processor level, with incredible speeds. MMI
technology is impressive now, but there will not be anything like it in the future. No matter who you are,

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what language you speak or what your disability is, the variety of technology will satisfy everyone. In the
near future, we will see prostheses with higher functions, more interfaces for brain computers, speech
recognition and recognition of the most used camera gestures. Although this is not exactly the death of the
mouse and keyboard every day, we will certainly begin to see new types of technologies incorporated into
our daily lives. Portable devices are becoming smaller and more complex, so we should start seeing growth
in portable interfaces. The robots and the way we interact with them are already starting to change, we are in
the computer age, but soon we will be in the age of robotics.
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