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Interspeech 20202020Small footprint embedded devices require keyword spotters (KWS) with small model size and detection latency for enabling voice assistants. Such a keyword is often referred to as wake word as it is used to wake up voice assistant enabled devices. Together with wake word detection, accurate estimation of wake word endpoints (start and end) is an important task of KWS. In this paper, we propose two new methods
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Interspeech 20202020Wakeword detection is responsible for switching on downstream systems in a voice-activated device. To prevent a response when the wakeword is detected by mistake, a secondary network is often utilized to verify the detected wakeword. Published verification approaches are formulated based on Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) biased towards the wakeword. This approach has several drawbacks, including high
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SIGIR 2020 Workshop on eCommerce2020In this paper, we study the problem of enabling multi-lingual product search for a global shopping store. In particular, given an existing search system and product catalog in a primary language, and a search query in a secondary language, transform the query into a semantically equivalent one in the primary language in order to retrieve the most relevant products. Direct application of machine translation
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SIGIR 2020 Workshop on eCommerce2020Large-scale information retrieval systems store documents in different shards. Shard selection enables cost-effective retrieval by searching only relevant shards for the query. Most existing shard selection algorithms focus on web search, and rely on text similarity between the query and shard corpora. In contrast, in e-commerce product search, shards are defined according to product categories, and most
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ICML 2020 Workshop on HILL2020Human attention is a scarce resource in modern computing. A multitude of microtasks vie for user attention to crowdsource information, perform momentary assessments, personalize services, and execute actions with a single touch. A lot gets done when these tasks take up the invisible free moments of the day. However, an interruption at an inappropriate time degrades productivity and causes annoyance. Prior
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