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English(EN) Progressive Alignment Objectives for Aligner-Encoder based ASR

新的自动语音识别方法InterAligner提高了训练稳定性和减少了错误

研究人员开发了一种名为InterAligner的新方法,以提高基于对齐器-编码器的自动语音识别(ASR)模型的训练稳定性和性能。该方法引入了一个中间对齐器目标和一个中间CTC损失,使得对齐过程能够在模型层之间渐进地形成,而不是突然发生。在LibriSpeech数据集上使用17层Conformer进行测试时,InterAligner在test-clean/other上的词错误率(WER)分别为3.1%/5.6%,优于以前的方法,尤其是在处理较长的语音时。 AI

影响 这项研究可能带来更强大、更准确的语音识别系统,尤其是在处理较长的音频输入时。

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新的自动语音识别方法InterAligner提高了训练稳定性和减少了错误

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  1. arXiv cs.CL TIER_1 English(EN) · Jaeyong Lee, Masato Mimura, Takafumi Moriya ·

    基于对齐器-编码器的语音识别的渐进式对齐目标

    arXiv:2606.24147v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Aligner-Encoders are recently proposed seq2seq end-to-end ASR models that replace decoder attention by predicting the uth token directly from the u-th encoder position, so the encoder must learn the alignment internally without cr…

  2. arXiv cs.CL TIER_1 English(EN) · Takafumi Moriya ·

    基于对齐器-编码器的自动语音识别的渐进式对齐目标

    Aligner-Encoders are recently proposed seq2seq end-to-end ASR models that replace decoder attention by predicting the uth token directly from the u-th encoder position, so the encoder must learn the alignment internally without cross-attention or a transducer lattice. In practice…