Try "Resources" under http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/ , and specifically
the comp.speech FAQ mirrored at
http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/comp.speech/ .

>You could try http://www.speech.su.oz.au/ for starters.

this link seems to be broken.

> and this looks promising too : http://www.disaggregate.com/index.html

Thank you Mike, I will take a look.

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> <yeti349@yahoo.com> wrote in message 
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>> Hi, where is a good place to learn about speaker recognition?
>> Specifically, I would like to use/develop an application that can take
>> an audio clip of human speech and determine who the speaker is (I
>> assume there would be a database of audio samples that the app would
>> compare to). Can anyone point me to some resources or apps that may
>> help? Thank you!
>>
> You could try http://www.speech.su.oz.au/ for starters.
> Best of Luck - Mike
>
>
and this looks promising too : http://www.disaggregate.com/index.html

<yeti349@yahoo.com> wrote in message 
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> Hi, where is a good place to learn about speaker recognition?
> Specifically, I would like to use/develop an application that can take
> an audio clip of human speech and determine who the speaker is (I
> assume there would be a database of audio samples that the app would
> compare to). Can anyone point me to some resources or apps that may
> help? Thank you!
>
You could try http://www.speech.su.oz.au/ for starters.
Best of Luck - Mike

Hi, where is a good place to learn about speaker recognition?
Specifically, I would like to use/develop an application that can take
an audio clip of human speech and determine who the speaker is (I
assume there would be a database of audio samples that the app would
compare to). Can anyone point me to some resources or apps that may
help? Thank you!