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Forensic Panel Odyssey 2016 23 June 2016, Bilbao, Spain Recent Guidelines Related to the Implementation of Speaker Recognition In Court in Europe Daniel Ramos ATVS Biometric Recognition Group Universidad Autonoma de Madrid


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Recent Guidelines Related to the Implementation of Speaker Recognition In Court in Europe

Daniel Ramos

ATVS – Biometric Recognition Group Universidad Autonoma de Madrid http://atvs.ii.uam.es

Forensic Panel Odyssey 2016 23 June 2016, Bilbao, Spain

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Forensic Panel, OdysseBilbao, 23 June, 2016. 2

Three Recent Guidelines…

Released in 2015

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Forensic Panel, OdysseBilbao, 23 June, 2016. 3

Three Recent Guidelines…

Released in 2015 Released in 2016

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Forensic Panel, OdysseBilbao, 23 June, 2016. 4

Three Recent Guidelines…

Released in 2015 Released in 2016 Released in 2016

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Forensic Panel, OdysseBilbao, 23 June, 2016. 5

ENFSI Guideline for Evaluative Reporting

http://www.enfsi.eu/documents/forensic-guidelines

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ENFSI Guideline: Critical Recommendations

n Probabilistic expressions of conclusions

q Verbal Scales are recommended q Avoid absolute statements (identification/exclusion)!

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Forensic Panel, OdysseBilbao, 23 June, 2016. 7

ENFSI Guideline: Critical Recommendations

n Probabilistic expressions of conclusions

q Verbal Scales are recommended q Avoid absolute statements (identification/exclusion)!

n Hypotheses in a case always must consider at least one alternative

q Clear definition of the population of potential alternative authors

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Forensic Panel, OdysseBilbao, 23 June, 2016. 8

ENFSI Guideline: Critical Recommendations

n Probabilistic expressions of conclusions

q Verbal Scales are recommended q Avoid absolute statements (identification/exclusion)!

n Hypotheses in a case always must consider at least one alternative

q Clear definition of the population of potential alternative authors

n Findings must be evaluated given each of all hypotheses

q Likelihood ratios (LR)

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Forensic Panel, OdysseBilbao, 23 June, 2016. 9

ENFSI Guideline: Critical Recommendations

n Probabilistic expressions of conclusions

q Verbal Scales are recommended q Avoid absolute statements (identification/exclusion)!

n Hypotheses in a case always must consider at least one alternative

q Clear definition of the population of potential alternative authors

n Findings must be evaluated given each of all hypotheses

q Likelihood ratios (LR)

n Conclusions expressed in terms of support to the hypotheses (LR)

q Avoid probabilities of the hypotheses (posteriors)

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Forensic Panel, OdysseBilbao, 23 June, 2016. 10

ENFSI Guideline: Critical Recommendations

n Probabilistic expressions of conclusions

q Verbal Scales are recommended q Avoid absolute statements (identification/exclusion)!

n Hypotheses in a case always must consider at least one alternative

q Clear definition of the population of potential alternative authors

n Findings must be evaluated given each of all hypotheses

q Likelihood ratios (LR)

n Conclusions expressed in terms of support to the hypotheses (LR)

q Avoid probabilities of the hypotheses (posteriors)

n Towards data-driven testable and repeatable methodologies, but…

q Subjective judgements (probabilities, LRs) are allowed

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Forensic Panel, OdysseBilbao, 23 June, 2016. 11

A Simple Example (Automatic Systems)

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Guideline: Validation of Forensic LR Methods

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Guideline: Validation of Forensic LR Methods

n Objective

q Determine if a LR method is valid to be used in casework q All the validation process should be documented for transparency

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Guideline: Validation of Forensic LR Methods

n Objective

q Determine if a LR method is valid to be used in casework q All the validation process should be documented for transparency q Towards standardization of procedures (for biometrics)

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Guideline: Validation of Forensic LR Methods

n Objective

q Determine if a LR method is valid to be used in casework q All the validation process should be documented for transparency q Towards standardization of procedures (for biometrics) q Proposed some relevant performance characteristics

Performance Characteristic Performance Metric Graphical Representation Validation criteria Experiment Data Analytical result Validation Decision Accuracy Cllr, EER ECE plot NBE plot According to the definition Description Data used +/- [%] compared to the baseline Pass / fail Discriminating power Cllrmin ECE plot NBE plot According to the definition Description Data used +/- [%] compared to the baseline Pass / fail Calibration Cllrcal Tippett plot ECE plot NBE plot According to the definition Description Data used +/- [%] compared to the baseline Pass / fail Robustness Variation of Cllr, EER ECE plot DET plot Tippett plot According to the definition Description Data used +/- [%] compared to the baseline Pass / fail Coherence Variation of Cllr, EER ECE plot DET plot Tippett plot According to the definition Description Data used +/- [%] compared to the baseline Pass / fail Generalization Variation of Cllr, EER ECE plot DET plot Tippett plot According to the definition Description Data used +/- [%] compared to the baseline Pass / fail

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Guideline: Validation of Forensic LR Methods

n Objective

q Determine if a LR method is valid to be used in casework q All the validation process should be documented for transparency q Towards standardization of procedures (for biometrics) q Proposed some relevant performance characteristics

Performance Characteristic Performance Metric Graphical Representation Validation criteria Experiment Data Analytical result Validation Decision Accuracy Cllr, EER ECE plot NBE plot According to the definition Description Data used +/- [%] compared to the baseline Pass / fail Discriminating power Cllrmin ECE plot NBE plot According to the definition Description Data used +/- [%] compared to the baseline Pass / fail Calibration Cllrcal Tippett plot ECE plot NBE plot According to the definition Description Data used +/- [%] compared to the baseline Pass / fail Robustness Variation of Cllr, EER ECE plot DET plot Tippett plot According to the definition Description Data used +/- [%] compared to the baseline Pass / fail Coherence Variation of Cllr, EER ECE plot DET plot Tippett plot According to the definition Description Data used +/- [%] compared to the baseline Pass / fail Generalization Variation of Cllr, EER ECE plot DET plot Tippett plot According to the definition Description Data used +/- [%] compared to the baseline Pass / fail

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NOT LIMITED TO THESE (Guideline is open in this sense)

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Forensic Panel, OdysseBilbao, 23 June, 2016. 17

Guideline: Validation of Forensic LR Methods

n Objective

q Determine if a LR method is valid to be used in casework q All the validation process should be documented for transparency q Towards standardization of procedures (for biometrics) q Proposed some relevant performance characteristics

Performance Characteristic Performance Metric Graphical Representation Validation criteria Experiment Data Analytical result Validation Decision Accuracy Cllr, EER ECE plot NBE plot According to the definition Description Data used +/- [%] compared to the baseline Pass / fail Discriminating power Cllrmin ECE plot NBE plot According to the definition Description Data used +/- [%] compared to the baseline Pass / fail Calibration Cllrcal Tippett plot ECE plot NBE plot According to the definition Description Data used +/- [%] compared to the baseline Pass / fail Robustness Variation of Cllr, EER ECE plot DET plot Tippett plot According to the definition Description Data used +/- [%] compared to the baseline Pass / fail Coherence Variation of Cllr, EER ECE plot DET plot Tippett plot According to the definition Description Data used +/- [%] compared to the baseline Pass / fail Generalization Variation of Cllr, EER ECE plot DET plot Tippett plot According to the definition Description Data used +/- [%] compared to the baseline Pass / fail

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Emphasis on the use of Forensically Relevant Data

  • Lab performance first
  • Followed by forensic

performance (CRITICAL!)

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ENFSI Guideline: Forensic Automatic and Semi- Automatic Speaker Recognition

http://www.enfsi.eu/documents/forensic-guidelines

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ENFSI Guideline: Forensic Automatic and Semi- Automatic Speaker Recognition

n Compatible with ENFSI Guideline for reporting

q Reporting likelihood ratios

http://www.enfsi.eu/documents/forensic-guidelines

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Forensic Panel, OdysseBilbao, 23 June, 2016. 20

ENFSI Guideline: Forensic Automatic and Semi- Automatic Speaker Recognition

n Compatible with ENFSI Guideline for reporting

q Reporting likelihood ratios

n Compatible with Guideline for Validation

q Similar performance characteristics q Emphasis in forensically relevant data

http://www.enfsi.eu/documents/forensic-guidelines

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ENFSI Guideline: Forensic Automatic and Semi- Automatic Speaker Recognition

n Compatible with ENFSI Guideline for reporting

q Reporting likelihood ratios

n Compatible with Guideline for Validation

q Similar performance characteristics q Emphasis in forensically relevant data

n Addresses many other issues

q Most used technologies and methods q Most used features q Audio pre-processing q …

http://www.enfsi.eu/documents/forensic-guidelines

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Recent Guidelines Related to The Implementation of Speaker Recognition In Court in Europe

Daniel Ramos

ATVS – Biometric Recognition Group Universidad Autonoma de Madrid http://atvs.ii.uam.es

Forensic Panel Odyssey 2016 23 June 2016, Bilbao, Spain