Gender Identification

Gender Identification (GID) is a language-, domain- and channel-independent technology that uses the acoustic characteristics of the recording to determine the gender of the speaker in question. This technology is able to distinguish between two genders: Male (M) and Female (F).

• Minimum of speech signal for identification: 7+ sec recommended with XL5, XL4 and L4 model (9+ sec for previous generation of XL3 and L3 models)
• Output scoring: log-likelihood ratio (LLR) and score (0-1). Score can be interpreted as percentage by multiplying the score by 100.

Typical use cases:

• filtering calls by gender,
• playing advertisement focused on specific gender,
• getting quick demographic analysis of the recordings.

The speed of Gender Identification is up to 150 FTRT (depending on the model).