Microsoft Speaker Recognition API

Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software offers users speaker verification and speaker identification in its cloud-based API. 

Overview

Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software provides algorithms that identify and verify speakers using their distinct voice characteristics. Businesses in different industries like healthcare and customer support can use this software for speaker identification and verification. Plus, organizations can streamline their verification process to enhance the experience of their customers.

This cloud-based software allows businesses to use voice to verify users for secure, seamless customer engagements in different solutions, including call centers and web applications. Companies can determine the identity of a speaker from within a group of speakers with the Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software. This software supports multiple-user voice recognition for customized interactions. Besides, Users can use this voice recognition software to attribute speech to different speakers with ease.

Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software offers users in-built enterprise-grade security and compliance to help them keep their speech data safe. Users have complete control over their data; they can create, remove, or update enrollment data for the different speakers at any time. Backed by Azure infrastructure, ISO, HITECH, HIPAA, PCI, FedRamp, and SPC certify this software.

This software allows users to pay for only what they use, with no additional costs. Companies can use this software to scale as their businesses grow, and their number of transactions increases. Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software supports multiple languages, including French, Chinese, Portuguese, Japanese, Spanish, and Italian. Also, this software supports audio formats like Mono 16 bit and 16kHz PCM-encoded WAV.

Customer support agents rely on this software for call center customer verification. Healthcare professionals can use the Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software for voice-based patient check-in. Businesses in other industries can use this voice recognition software for meeting transcription, and multi-user device personalization. 

Product Details

Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software helps businesses to simplify the speaker verification process. This software uses free-form voice inputs and passphrases to verify the identity of an enrolled speaker. Organizations can cross-check audio voice samples against that of a speaker for easy verification. Plus, call centers and contactless facilities can use this software for seamless customer identity verification and accessibility to ensure secure customer engagements.

Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software allows users to perform text-dependent speaker verification. With text-dependent verification, speakers have to select the same passphrase they'll use during the enrollment and verification processes. For this process, companies can upload l the voice of the speaker saying a passphrase from a predefined phrase set. The Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software extracts voice features from the audio recording to form a distinct voice signature that can recognize the selected passphrase. In this case, users can use both the passphrase and voice-signature together to verify the speaker.

Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software allows users to perform text-independent speaker verification. Speakers can speak in everyday language during the enrollment and verification stages for text-indent verification. There is no restriction on what the speaker can say during the enrollment process or in the audio sample that will be verified. This software extracts voice features from the voice samples to score similarities. Besides, the APIs of Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software does not determine whether the audio is an imitation of an enrolled speaker or from a live person.

Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software helps users to identify the identity of a speaker within a group of enrolled speakers. This software allows users to assign speech to individual speakers and get values from situations with different speakers. Businesses can use this software in multiple scenarios, such as building multi-user device personalization and supporting solutions to improve productivity from the remote meetings.

Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software supports text-independent speaker identification enrollment. There are no restrictions on what a speaker can say in the audio for registration. Just like speaker verification, in the audio enrollment phase, users extract the voice features from the recorded speaker's voice to generate a unique voice signature. During the identification phase, users can compare the sample input voice to a specified list of enrolled audio voices, which is up to 50 in each request.

Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software helps users to perform speaker separation in an audio piece. This software supports speaker separation, and it can recognize two speakers on different mono-channel recordings. However, this diarization capability does not accept stereo recordings. Additionally, the Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software supports Azure Blob storage for reading audio.

Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software offers businesses enterprise-grade data security and privacy. This software stores enrollment data, including the speech audio for voice signature features and enrollment, in a secured system. When users upgrade the algorithm, they can use the speech audio for voice enrollment and extract the elements again. The Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software does not retain extracted voice features or the speech audios that speakers send to the service during the recognition stage.

Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software allows users to have complete control over their enrollment data. Businesses can control how long they can retain any data. Users can use API calls to create, delete, and update enrollment data for singular speakers.

When organizations delete their subscription, this Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software removes all the data associated with their subscription. Developers need to be conversant with the Microsoft policies on customer data before they start using the service. Also, businesses need to ensure that they have the appropriate permissions from their customers.

Recap

Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software offers users algorithms to use unique voice characteristics to identify and verify speakers. With this software, users can provide audio training data for a single speaker for the creation of an enrollment profile based on the speaker's distinct voice characteristics. Businesses can use the voice verification process to streamline customer engagement. Users can use the Microsoft Speaker Recognition Voice Recognition software in the healthcare industry for voice-based patient check-in and other sectors for multi-user device customization and meeting transcription.