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The Additive Margin SincNet (AM-SincNet) is a new approach for speaker recognition problems which is based in the neural network architecture SincNet and the additive margin softmax (AM-Softmax) loss function. It uses the architecture of the SincNet, but with an improved AM-Softmax layer.
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