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most citedThe Zero Resource Speech Benchmark 2021: Metrics and baselines for unsupervised spoken language modeling

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cs.CL202227 cited

Self-supervised language learning from raw audio: Lessons from the Zero Resource Speech Challenge

Ewan Dunbar, Nicolas Hamilakis, Emmanuel Dupoux

Recent progress in self-supervised or unsupervised machine learning has opened the possibility of building a full speech processing system from raw audio without using any textual…

cs.CL20225 cited

Are word boundaries useful for unsupervised language learning?

Tu Anh Nguyen, Maureen de Seyssel, Robin Algayres +3

Word or word-fragment based Language Models (LM) are typically preferred over character-based ones in many downstream applications. This may not be surprising as words seem more li…

cs.CL20228 cited

Predicting non-native speech perception using the Perceptual Assimilation Model and state-of-the-art acoustic models

Juliette Millet, Ioana Chitoran, Ewan Dunbar

Our native language influences the way we perceive speech sounds, affecting our ability to discriminate non-native sounds. We compare two ideas about the influence of the native la…

cs.CL2022

Do self-supervised speech models develop human-like perception biases?

Juliette Millet, Ewan Dunbar

Self-supervised models for speech processing form representational spaces without using any external labels. Increasingly, they appear to be a feasible way of at least partially el…

cs.CL2021

The Zero Resource Speech Challenge 2021: Spoken language modelling

Ewan Dunbar, Mathieu Bernard, Nicolas Hamilakis +6

We present the Zero Resource Speech Challenge 2021, which asks participants to learn a language model directly from audio, without any text or labels. The challenge is based on the…

cs.CL2021

Paraphrases do not explain word analogies

Louis Fournier, Ewan Dunbar

Many types of distributional word embeddings (weakly) encode linguistic regularities as directions (the difference between "jump" and "jumped" will be in a similar direction to tha…