Hubert Rachwalski von Rejchwald
supervisor: Artur Janicki
The research concerns a topic of deep profiling of the speech signal. Main research objectives are the following: i) extraction of a set of features from the audio signal (relevant from the perspective of combating abuse) enabling the desired levels of classification prediction to be obtained; ii) developing a method of transforming source data into features based on experience from the anti-fraud market; iii) creating machine learning models to protect against the widest possible range of adversarial ML attacks in the situation of heavily unbalanced classes; iv) verification of hypotheses of the legitimacy of making the predictive engine independent of linguistic / cultural features as well as the ability to dynamically parametrize the conversation in the context of the diverse needs / specificity of many clients; v) designing a solution that automatically generates scenarios (script) of interaction with the user, supporting the detection of fraud; and vi) verification of hypotheses regarding the parameterization potential of the conversation scenario and the sequence of interactions with a parallel analysis of interactions and immediate issuance of recommendations.
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