Fearless Steps Challenge Phase-1 Evaluation Plan
The Fearless Steps Challenge 2019 Phase-1 (FSC-P1) is the inaugural Challenge of the Fearless Steps Initiative hosted by the Center for Robust Speech Systems (CRSS) at the University of Texas at Dallas. The goal of this Challenge is to evaluate the performance of state-of-the-art speech and language systems for large task-oriented teams with naturalistic audio in challenging environments. Researchers may select to participate in any single or multiple of these challenge tasks. Researchers may also choose to employ the FEARLESS STEPS corpus for other related speech applications. All participants are encouraged to submit their solutions and results for consideration in the ISCA INTERSPEECH-2019 special session.
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