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Central and Eastern European Survey
Department of Phonoscopic Examination
Lithuanian Institute of Forensic Examination Publications
Department of Phonoscopic Examination
Most significant publications in the last 5 years1. A. Lipeika, J.Lipeikiene. The use of pseudostationary segments for
speaker identification. Proc. of the 3rd European Conference on Speech
Communication and Technology, Berlin, Germany, 21-23 September, 1993, vol. 3
, 2303-2306.
2. A. Lipeika, J.Lipeikiene. Speaker Identification, Informatica, v.4, N 1-2
, 1993, pp. 45-56.
3. A. Lipeika, J.Lipeikiene. Speaker Identification using Vector
Quantization, Informatica, v.6, N 2, 1995, pp. 167-180.
4. B. Salna. Forensic examination appointment and material preparation for
its performance Methodical recommendations. Vilnius, 1995, pp. 1-23. (In
Lithuanian)
4. A. Lipeika, J.Lipeikiene. Recent advances in speaker identification, Proc
. of Elsnet Goes East and IMACS Workshop "Integration of Language and
Speech", Moscow, 1996, pp.97-106.
5. A. Lipeika, B. Salna. Speaker Identification Using Stationary Segments of
Phonograms. "Criminalistic and Forensic Examination Problems". Vilnius, 1996
, pp.115-134. (In Lithuanian)
6. A. Lipeika, J.Lipeikiene. Speaker identification methods based on
pseudostationary segments of voiced sounds, INFORMATICA, vol.7, No.4,1996,
pp.469- 484.
7. A. Lipeika, J.Lipeikiene, B.Salna. On usefulness of the LPC residue in
speaker identification. Proc. of Intern. Conf. "Biomedical Engineering",
Kaunas,1997, pp. 48-51.
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