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    Solovyov, V. I.; Rybalskiy, O. V.; Zhuravel, V. V.; Shablya, A. N.; Tymko, E. V.

    Cybernetics and systems analysis, 2022/1, Volume: 58, Issue: 1
    Journal Article

    Preliminary signal processing methods used to create new tools to examine materials and digital sound recording means are described. It is shown that using information redundancy when creating a training base for deep learning neural networks used for such examination increases speaker identification efficiency based on voice characteristic parameters by about 15%. It is shown that the proposed processing methods enable speaker identification based on phonograms that are 1 second long.