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Findings of the Shared Task on Speech Recognition for Vulnerable Individuals in Tamil

2022-05-01 · LTEDI (ACL) 2022 5 · Bharathi B, Bharathi Raja Chakravarthi, Subalalitha Cn, Sripriya N, Arunaggiri Pandian, Swetha Valli

This paper illustrates the overview of the sharedtask on automatic speech recognition in the Tamillanguage. In the shared task, spontaneousTamil speech data gathered from elderly andtransgender people was given for recognitionand evaluation. These utterances were collected from people when they communicatedin the public locations such as hospitals, markets, vegetable shop, etc. The speech corpusincludes utterances of male, female, and transgender and was split into training and testingdata. The given task was evaluated using WER(Word Error Rate). The participants used thetransformer-based model for automatic speechrecognition. Different results using differentpre-trained transformer models are discussedin this overview paper.

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