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most citedIs Someone Speaking? Exploring Long-term Temporal Features for Audio-visual Active Speaker Detection

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Speaker Privacy and Security in the Big Data Era: Protection and Defense against Deepfake

Liping Chen, Kong Aik Lee, Zhen-Hua Ling +4

In the era of big data, remarkable advancements have been achieved in personalized speech generation techniques that utilize speaker attributes, including voice and speaking style,…

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Multilingual Source Tracing of Speech Deepfakes: A First Benchmark

Xi Xuan, Yang Xiao, Rohan Kumar Das +1

Recent progress in generative AI has made it increasingly easy to create natural-sounding deepfake speech from just a few seconds of audio. While these tools support helpful applic…

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RawTFNet: A Lightweight CNN Architecture for Speech Anti-spoofing

Yang Xiao, Ting Dang, Rohan Kumar Das

Automatic speaker verification (ASV) systems are often affected by spoofing attacks. Recent transformer-based models have improved anti-spoofing performance by learning strong feat…

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Listen, Analyze, and Adapt to Learn New Attacks: An Exemplar-Free Class Incremental Learning Method for Audio Deepfake Source Tracing

Yang Xiao, Rohan Kumar Das

As deepfake speech becomes common and hard to detect, it is vital to trace its source. Recent work on audio deepfake source tracing (ST) aims to find the origins of synthetic or ma…

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AdaKWS: Towards Robust Keyword Spotting with Test-Time Adaptation

Yang Xiao, Tianyi Peng, Yanghao Zhou +1

Spoken keyword spotting (KWS) aims to identify keywords in audio for wide applications, especially on edge devices. Current small-footprint KWS systems focus on efficient model des…

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AnalyticKWS: Towards Exemplar-Free Analytic Class Incremental Learning for Small-footprint Keyword Spotting

Yang Xiao, Tianyi Peng, Rohan Kumar Das +2

Keyword spotting (KWS) offers a vital mechanism to identify spoken commands in voice-enabled systems, where user demands often shift, requiring models to learn new keywords continu…