Aug 2026· International Journal of Speech Technology· Vol 29· 0 citations· 41 references
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This study systematically explores the contribution of CMVNC features across two deep learning models, and juxtaposes them against the traditional i-vector/PLDA baseline under varying training and testing utterance lengths.
A review of the current landscape and open problems in multimodal TSE from the perspective of auxiliary target cues drawn from multiple modalities and summarizes future directions concerning adaptive cue fusion, instruction-driven extraction, realistic evaluation, and trustworthy deployment.
Xin-Yuan Qian, Yang Zhou, Zi-Yang Jiang et al.· 0 citations
A Conditional Speaker Normalization module is introduced that conditions the normalization process on speaker embeddings derived from either speaker verification systems or a speaker-height estimation model to mitigate the speaker-dependent nature of Log-Area Ratios.
Speaker verification (SV) performance degrades under language mismatch due to the entanglement of speaker identity with language-specific acoustic cues. To address this problem, we leverage large-scale self-supervised pre-trained models (PTMs) to learn language-agnostic speaker representations. We utilize PTMs as robus...
Jing-Han Peng, Yu Zheng, Wei-Qiang Wang et al.· Interspeech· 0 citations
A new loss function is proposed, which helps mitigate the effect of excess silence in training, improving STOI, frequency-weighted segmental SNR, and frequency-weighted segmental SNR from 4.35 to 5.12.
Robert Sutherland, Stefan Goetze, Jon Barker· 0 citations
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