Disentangling Speaker and Language Effects in Cross-Lingual Speaker Verification for Iberian Languages
Cross-lingual speaker verification (SV) systems typically exhibit performance degradation when enrollment and test utterances are spoken in different languages. However, standard evaluation protocols confound language mismatch with inter-speaker variability, as evaluation is generally performed with different speakers across languages. In this work, we introduce a bilingual same-speaker evaluation set for five Iberian languages, enabling analysis of cross-lingual SV under constant speaker identity. We apply this setup to a HuBERT-based SV system previously shown to exhibit strong language de
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- LinkedLinked via arxiv author · 85%Pol Buitrago →
“Disentangling Speaker and Language Effects in Cross-Lingual Speaker Verification for Iberian Languages”
- LinkedLinked via arxiv author · 85%Javier Hernando →
“Disentangling Speaker and Language Effects in Cross-Lingual Speaker Verification for Iberian Languages”
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