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ASR4REAL: An extended benchmark for speech models
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Synnaeve, Gabriel
, Copet, Jade
, Riviere, Morgane
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Benchmarks
/ Economic models
/ Human bias
/ Speech
2021
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Synnaeve, Gabriel
, Copet, Jade
, Riviere, Morgane
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/ Economic models
/ Human bias
/ Speech
2021
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ASR4REAL: An extended benchmark for speech models
2021
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Overview
Popular ASR benchmarks such as Librispeech and Switchboard are limited in the diversity of settings and speakers they represent. We introduce a set of benchmarks matching real-life conditions, aimed at spotting possible biases and weaknesses in models. We have found out that even though recent models do not seem to exhibit a gender bias, they usually show important performance discrepancies by accent, and even more important ones depending on the socio-economic status of the speakers. Finally, all tested models show a strong performance drop when tested on conversational speech, and in this precise context even a language model trained on a dataset as big as Common Crawl does not seem to have significant positive effect which reiterates the importance of developing conversational language models
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Cornell University Library, arXiv.org
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