Wav2vec U
Wav2vec U, and its successor models like Wav2vec 2.0, are self-supervised learning frameworks designed to generate robust speech representations from raw audio data. Current research focuses on applying these pre-trained models to diverse downstream tasks, including speech recognition, emotion recognition, and voice disorder diagnosis, often leveraging transfer learning and multi-task learning architectures to improve performance, particularly in low-resource scenarios. This approach offers significant advantages in handling noisy or limited datasets, leading to improved accuracy and efficiency across a wide range of speech-related applications in healthcare, language technology, and beyond. The resulting high-quality speech embeddings are proving valuable for various applications, demonstrating the power of self-supervised learning in speech processing.
Papers
Music Genre Classification using Large Language Models
Mohamed El Amine Meguenani, Alceu de Souza Britto Jr., Alessandro Lameiras Koerich
Exploring ASR-Based Wav2Vec2 for Automated Speech Disorder Assessment: Insights and Analysis
Tuan Nguyen, Corinne Fredouille, Alain Ghio, Mathieu Balaguer, Virginie Woisard