Recognition of Deep Fake Voice Acoustic using Ensemble Bagging Model

As artificial speech generates technological evolution; fake voice information has become an increasingly prevalent avenue for fraud. Numerous investigations have been carried out into machine learning techniques, signal processing techniques, and the Automatic Speaker Verification System to address such issues. Since there are increasing methods to create fake information, techniques must be developed to determine when audio recordings employed as electronic proof are corrupted. Such recordings contain the potential to be manipulated. Hence, this research work identified the data regarding audio systems as either fake or real by i) extracting features from audio file metadata using oversampling techniques and ii) Developing an Ensemble Bagging Model appropriate for analyzing input audio signal followed by classification of fake (fraudulent) and real (authentic) audio. Our experimental results reveal that the ensemble bagging model attained an accuracy of 99.5%, precision of 99%, 99.6% recall, and 99.9% Fl-measure in the prediction of the audio system compared with traditional approaches.