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Text Dependent Speaker Recognition using MFCC features and BPANN

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Fig. 1 Speaker Recognition steps
Fig. 2 a) Speech signal b) Normalized speech signal  c) Energy of the signal computed   d) Voiced regions extracted
Fig. 4 Mel-filter Bank
Table 3. k-means clustered MFCC of speech samples computed with 5 cluster centers for each coefficient along each column
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