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Interspeech 20212021Multi-channel inputs offer several advantages over singlechannel, to improve the robustness of on-device speech recognition systems. Recent work on multi-channel transformer, has proposed a way to incorporate such inputs into end-to-end ASR for improved accuracy. However, this approach is characterized by a high computational complexity, which prevents it from being deployed in on-device systems. In this
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Interspeech 20212021End-to-end (E2E) spoken language understanding (SLU) systems predict utterance semantics directly from speech using a single model. Previous work in this area has focused on targeted tasks in fixed domains, where the output semantic structure is assumed a priori and the input speech is of limited complexity. In this work we present our approach to developing an E2E model for generalized SLU in commercial
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Interspeech 20212021We propose a weakly-supervised model for word-level mispronunciation detection in non-native (L2) English speech. To train this model, phonetically transcribed L2 speech is not required and we only need to mark mispronounced words. The lack of phonetic transcriptions for L2 speech means that the model has to learn only from a weak signal of word-level mispronunciations. Because of that and due to the limited
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Interspeech 20212021We present a training scheme for streaming automatic speech recognition (ASR) based on recurrent neural network transducers (RNN-T) which allows the encoder network to learn to exploit context audio from a stream, using segmented or partially labeled sequences of the stream during training. We show that the use of context audio during training and inference can lead to word error rate reductions of more
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Interspeech 20212021Recent studies have shown that it may be possible to determine if a machine learning model was trained on a given data sample, using Membership Inference Attacks (MIA). In this paper we evaluate the vulnerability of state-of-the-art speech recognition models to MIA under black-box access. Using models trained with standard methods and public datasets, we demonstrate that without any knowledge of the target
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