Training Dynamic Models Using Early Exits For Automatic Speech Recognition On Resource-constrained Devices
2023 Β· George August Wright, Umberto Cappellazzo, Salah Zaiem, et al.
Abstract
The ability to dynamically adjust the computational load of neural models during inference is crucial for on-device processing scenarios characterised by limited and time-varying computational resources. A promising solution is presented by early-exit architectures, in which additional exit branches are appended to intermediate layers of the encoder. In self-attention models for automatic speech recognition (ASR), early-exit architectures enable the development of dynamic models capable of adapting their size and architecture to varying levels of computational resources and ASR performance demands. Previous research on early-exiting ASR models has relied on pre-trained self-supervised models, fine-tuned with an early-exit loss. In this paper, we undertake an experimental comparison between fine-tuning pre-trained backbones and training models from scratch with the early-exiting objective. Experiments conducted on public datasets reveal that early-exit models trained from scratch not on
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