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- Audio_forensics abstract "Audio forensics is the field of forensic science relating to the acquisition, analysis, and evaluation of sound recordings that may ultimately be presented as admissible evidence in a court of law or some other official venue .Audio forensic evidence may come from a criminal investigation by law enforcement or as part of theofficial inquiry into an accident, fraud, accusation of slander, or some other civil incident.The primary aspects of audio forensics are i) establishing the authenticity of audio evidence, ii) performingenhancement of audio recordings to improve speech intelligibility and the audibility of low-level sounds, and iii) interpreting and documenting sonic evidence, such as identifying talkers, transcribing dialog, and reconstructing crime or accident scenes and timelines.Modern audio forensics makes extensive use of digital signal processing, with the former use of analog filters now being obsolete.Audio forensics makes extensive use of techniques such as adaptive filtering and discrete Fourier transforms.Recent advances in audio forensics techniques include voice biometrics and electrical network frequency analysis.".
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- Audio_forensics subject Category:Digital_forensics.
- Audio_forensics subject Category:Digital_signal_processing.
- Audio_forensics subject Category:Forensic_disciplines.
- Audio_forensics subject Category:Sound_recording.
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- Audio_forensics comment "Audio forensics is the field of forensic science relating to the acquisition, analysis, and evaluation of sound recordings that may ultimately be presented as admissible evidence in a court of law or some other official venue .Audio forensic evidence may come from a criminal investigation by law enforcement or as part of theofficial inquiry into an accident, fraud, accusation of slander, or some other civil incident.The primary aspects of audio forensics are i) establishing the authenticity of audio evidence, ii) performingenhancement of audio recordings to improve speech intelligibility and the audibility of low-level sounds, and iii) interpreting and documenting sonic evidence, such as identifying talkers, transcribing dialog, and reconstructing crime or accident scenes and timelines.Modern audio forensics makes extensive use of digital signal processing, with the former use of analog filters now being obsolete.Audio forensics makes extensive use of techniques such as adaptive filtering and discrete Fourier transforms.Recent advances in audio forensics techniques include voice biometrics and electrical network frequency analysis.".
- Audio_forensics label "Audio forensics".
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