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X. Qin, H. Bu, and M. Li, “HI-MIA : A Far-field Text-Dependent Speaker Verification Database and the Baselines,” in
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1912
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N. Brummer and J. Preez, “Application-independent evaluation of speaker detection,”
2006
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M. K. Nandwana, J. van Hout, M. McLaren, C. Richey, A. Lawson, and M. A. Barrios, “The voices from a distance challenge 2019 evaluation plan,”
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2019
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The FFSVC 2020 Evaluation Plan

Qin, Xiaoyi, Li, Ming, Bu, Hui et al.

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The Far-Field Speaker Verification Challenge 2020 (FFSVC20) is designed to boost the speaker verification research with special focus on far-field distributed microphone arrays under noisy conditions in real scenarios.

The objectives of this challenge are to: 1) benchmark the current speech verification technology under this challenging condition, 2) promote the development of new ideas and technologies in speaker verification, 3) provide an open, free, and large scale speech database to the community that exhibits the far-field characteristics in real scenes.