Identifying an unidentified person using an ambiguity-resolution criterion
AssigneesDistributed Software Development, Inc., Sanford J. Morganstein
InventorsSanford J. Morganstein, Sergey Zaks
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AssigneesDistributed Software Development, Inc., Sanford J. Morganstein
InventorsSanford J. Morganstein, Sergey Zaks
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A system (8, 60, 500) for identifying an unidentified person (14, 510) includes a database (42) that contains utterance data (162) and an ambiguity-resolution criterion (114, 119, 121) corresponding to a known person. A processing system (10, 11, 502) is coupled to the database (42) and receives utterance information and an ambiguity-resolution identifier corresponding to the unidentified person (14, 510). The processing system (10, 11, 502) compares the utterance information with the utterance data (162) to identify the unidentified person (14, 510) as at least one known person. If the processing system (10, 11, 502) ambiguously identifies the unidentified person (14, 510) as more than one known person, the processing system (10, 11, 502) compares the ambiguity-resolution identifier with the ambiguity-resolution criterion (114, 119, 121) to identify the unidentified person (14, 510) as a particular known person. In response to identifying the person (14, 510), the processing system (10, 11, 502) may automatically retrieve stored information (104, 132, 162) corresponding to the known customer.
Software for automatically and unambiguously identifying a currently unidentified caller as a particular known person, the software embodied in a computer-readable medium and when executed by a computer operable to:
Software for automatically and unambiguously identifying a currently unidentified caller as a particular known person, the software embodied in a computer-readable medium and when executed by a computer operable to:
A system for authenticating a caller before providing the caller with access to one or more secured resources, comprising:
A method for authenticating a caller before providing the caller with access to one or more secured resources, comprising:
Software for authenticating a caller before providing the caller with access to one or more secured resources, the software being embodied in computer-readable media and when executed operable to:
A system for authenticating a caller before providing the caller with access to on e or more secured resources, comprising:
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