Copy all files in Matlab current directory

and type "speakerrecognition" on Matlab command

window.

After unzipping the file correctly, you will find two folders,
TRAIN and TEST, each contains some files,
named: S1.WAV, S2.WAV, �, ; each is labeled after the ID of the speaker.
These files were recorded in Microsoft WAV format. In Windows systems, you can
listen to the recorded sounds by double clicking into the files.

You can use the sound files present in "TRAIN" to create the database
of known speakers and use sound files present in "TEST" in order to evaluate
the automatic recognizer.

Note that sounds should have the same sampling frequency and this value
has to be consistent with the size of frame window: 256 samples should have a
duration of
about 30 ms: this is achieved using a sampling frequency of about
12500. If this condition is not satisfied you have to re-sample input sound
(you can use "resample" Matlab command) or, equivalently, change windowing
parameters for filtering.

This code is based on Amin Koohi's excellent submission available at

http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/loadFile.do?
objectId=8802&objectType=FILE
and improves results using an advanced metric for distance computation.
In this way a better recognition rate is achieved.

For the complete source code please visit

http://www.advancedsourcecode.com/speaker.asp

For any question please email me luigi.rosa@tiscali.it

Luigi Rosa
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