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most citedAn Investigation of End-to-End Multichannel Speech Recognition for Reverberant and Mismatch Conditions

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eess.AS2022

Speech separation with large-scale self-supervised learning

Zhuo Chen, Naoyuki Kanda, Jian Wu +6

Self-supervised learning (SSL) methods such as WavLM have shown promising speech separation (SS) results in small-scale simulation-based experiments. In this work, we extend the ex…

eess.AS2022★ 1 cited

Simulating realistic speech overlaps improves multi-talker ASR

Muqiao Yang, Naoyuki Kanda, Xiaofei Wang +5

Multi-talker automatic speech recognition (ASR) has been studied to generate transcriptions of natural conversation including overlapping speech of multiple speakers. Due to the di…

eess.AS2022

Self-supervised learning with bi-label masked speech prediction for streaming multi-talker speech recognition

Zili Huang, Zhuo Chen, Naoyuki Kanda +6

Self-supervised learning (SSL), which utilizes the input data itself for representation learning, has achieved state-of-the-art results for various downstream speech tasks. However…

eess.AS2022★ 1 cited

Handling Trade-Offs in Speech Separation with Sparsely-Gated Mixture of Experts

Xiaofei Wang, Zhuo Chen, Yu Shi +3

Employing a monaural speech separation (SS) model as a front-end for automatic speech recognition (ASR) involves balancing two kinds of trade-offs. First, while a larger model impr…

eess.AS2022★ 2 cited

VarArray Meets t-SOT: Advancing the State of the Art of Streaming Distant Conversational Speech Recognition

Naoyuki Kanda, Jian Wu, Xiaofei Wang +3

This paper presents a novel streaming automatic speech recognition (ASR) framework for multi-talker overlapping speech captured by a distant microphone array with an arbitrary geom…

eess.AS2022

Leveraging Real Conversational Data for Multi-Channel Continuous Speech Separation

Xiaofei Wang, Dongmei Wang, Naoyuki Kanda +2

Existing multi-channel continuous speech separation (CSS) models are heavily dependent on supervised data - either simulated data which causes data mismatch between the training an…