Mandarin dataset
Emerging16papers using it
2022first seen
The Mandarin dataset contains minimal pairs used to evaluate prosodic contrasts, specifically focusing on Mandarin tone, in speech representations from self-supervised speech models.
Papers using Mandarin dataset (16)
- Language Barriers: Evaluating Cross-Lingual Performance of CNN and
Transformer Architectures for Speech Quality EstimationToward Unified Chinese Multi-Dialectal Speech Recognition via Pinyin Intermediate RepresentationProsodic ABX: A Language-Agnostic Method for Measuring Prosodic Contrast in Speech RepresentationsRethinking Entropy Allocation in LLM-based ASR: Understanding the Dynamics between Speech Encoders and LLMsSITA: Learning Speaker-Invariant and Tone-Aware Speech Representations for Low-Resource Tonal LanguagesUnsupervised lexicon learning from speech is limited by representations rather than clusteringHENT-SRT: Hierarchical Efficient Neural Transducer with Self-Distillation for Joint Speech Recognition and TranslationA Self-Refining Framework for Enhancing ASR Using TTS-Synthesized DataAnalyzing Acoustic Word Embeddings from Pre-trained Self-supervised
Speech ModelsMulti-pass Training and Cross-information Fusion for Low-resource
End-to-end Accented Speech RecognitionEffects of Convolutional Autoencoder Bottleneck Width on StarGAN-based
Singing Technique ConversionAccent-VITS:accent transfer for end-to-end TTSPeriod Singer: Integrating Periodic and Aperiodic Variational
Autoencoders for Natural-Sounding End-to-End Singing Voice SynthesisPRESENT: Zero-Shot Text-to-Prosody ControlLA-RAG:Enhancing LLM-based ASR Accuracy with Retrieval-Augmented
GenerationDo Discrete Self-Supervised Representations of Speech Capture Tone
Distinctions?