Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: In the framework of Gaussian mixture models (GMMs),  present a new approach towards robust automatic speaker verification (SV) in adverse conditions. This new and simple approach is based on the combination of speech enhancement using traditional spectral subtraction, and missing feature compensation to dynamically modify the probability computations performed in GMM recognizers. The identity of the spectral features missing due to noise masking is provided by the spectral subtraction algorithm. Previous works have demonstrated that the missing feature modeling method succeeds in speech recognition with some artificially generated interruptions, filtering and noise.  show that this method also improves noise compensation techniques used for speaker verification in more realistic conditions.
['Andrzej Drygajlo', 'M. El-Maliki']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Speaker verification in noisy environments with combined spectral subtraction and missing feature theory
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