GNCL: A Graph Neural Network with Consistency Loss for Segment-Level Spoofed Speech Detection

Segment-level spoofed speech detection focuses on recognizing fake or synthetic segments within identifying partially spoofed speech. Nevertheless, existing models for this segment-level task usually overlook latent local relationships between fake and bona fide segments, and further, a lack of inter-branch consistency may lead to insufficient information sharing between different domains. In this regard, we propose an approach of a Graph Neural network with Consistency Loss (GNCL) for segment-level spoofed speech detection. The proposed approach contains a speech representation extraction module, a graph neural network module for modeling local differences, and a consistency-enhanced loss function. Experimental evaluations on the partial spoof dataset demonstrate that, the proposed approach outperforms compared approaches in spoofed-segment detection in terms of the equal error rate, showcasing its effectiveness for the segment-level spoofed speech detection.

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2025-03-12
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icassp49660.2025.10888281
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Speech Recognition and Synthesis
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Abstract

Segment-level spoofed speech detection focuses on recognizing fake or synthetic segments within identifying partially spoofed speech. Nevertheless, existing models for this segment-level task usually overlook latent local relationships between fake and bona fide segments, and further, a lack of inter-branch consistency may lead to insufficient information sharing between different domains. In this regard, we propose an approach of a Graph Neural network with Consistency Loss (GNCL) for segment-level spoofed speech detection. The proposed approach contains a speech representation extraction module, a graph neural network module for modeling local differences, and a consistency-enhanced loss function. Experimental evaluations on the partial spoof dataset demonstrate that, the proposed approach outperforms compared approaches in spoofed-segment detection in terms of the equal error rate, showcasing its effectiveness for the segment-level spoofed speech detection.

Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, China Postdoctoral Science Foundation
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