Researchers have explored cross-lingual transfer learning to improve automatic speech recognition (ASR) for low-resource languages. One study successfully used Sinhala to enhance Dhivehi ASR, achieving a 12.89% Word Error Rate (WER) through continual pre-training and fine-tuning. In contrast, another study found that for large multilingual ASR models, pre-adaptation on related auxiliary languages did not yield significant improvements for low-resource African languages, suggesting linguistic relatedness alone may not be sufficient in such contexts. AI
IMPACT Investigates methods to improve speech recognition for under-resourced languages, potentially broadening AI accessibility.
RANK_REASON The cluster contains two research papers on arXiv discussing cross-lingual transfer learning for automatic speech recognition.
- Africa-centric corpora
- arXiv
- Cross-lingual Transfer Learning for Detecting Negative Campaign in Israeli Municipal Elections: a Case Study
- Hugging Face
- languages of Africa
- Large Multilingual Automatic Speech Recognition
- Insular Indo-Aryan
- KenLM
- Maldives
- Nevidu Jayatilleke
- Sinhala
- Turkish
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