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The study aims to create sensitive tests to measure individual differences in voice processing abilities, identifying voice super-recognizers.

March 7, 2026Open Access

ASR-based development of challenging speaker discrimination tests

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AFAndrea FröhlichBern University of Applied Sciences VDVolker Dellwo PFPeter French

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Ongoing work develops sensitive voice discrimination tests to identify individuals with exceptional voice processing skills, aiding in investigations.

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The study aims to create sensitive tests to measure individual differences in voice processing abilities, identifying voice super-recognizers.
Manipulated test difficulty using ASR and delta F0-based stimuli selection methods.
Conducted 2-alternative forced choice voice discrimination tests with independent groups.
Selected stimulus pairs either randomly or systematically based on inter-item similarity.
Performance was significantly higher for randomly selected pairs (80.0%) than for systematically selected pairs (68.8%).
Established a successful method to manipulate task difficulty in speaker discrimination tests.

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Fröhlich et al. (2023) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69abc1645af8044f7a4ea0ba https://doi.org/10.24451/arbor.13403

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Ongoing work develops sensitive voice discrimination tests to identify individuals with exceptional voice processing skills, aiding in investigations.

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