Estimating Age in Short Utterances Based on Multi-Class Classification Approach
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Age estimation in short speech utterances finds many applications in daily life like human-robot interaction, custom call routing, targeted marketing, user-profiling, etc. Despite the comprehensive studies carried out to extr... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on Tech Science Press
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OpenAlex topics: Speech Recognition and Synthesis · Speech and Audio Processing · Speech and dialogue systems
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