Tongue size, and to a lesser degree the shape of the front of the tongue during vowel production, carry enough speaker-specific information to discriminate among the 40 speakers tested.
We found evidence that both anatomical features (tongue size) and articulatory strategy in vowel production (variation in tongue shape) contribute to speaker discrimination
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Articulatory strategy in vowel production as a basis for speaker discrimination
Tongue size, and to a lesser degree the shape of the front of the tongue during vowel production, carry enough speaker-specific information to discriminate among the 40 speakers tested.