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BeamTransformer: Microphone Array-based Overlapping Speech Detection

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arxiv 2109.04049 v1 pith:6HVIGXMO submitted 2021-09-09 cs.SD cs.AIeess.AS

classification cs.SDcs.AIeess.AS
keywords beamtransformerdifferentoverlappingsignalsspeechdetectionmicrophonemodeling
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We propose BeamTransformer, an efficient architecture to leverage beamformer's edge in spatial filtering and transformer's capability in context sequence modeling. BeamTransformer seeks to optimize modeling of sequential relationship among signals from different spatial direction. Overlapping speech detection is one of the tasks where such optimization is favorable. In this paper we effectively apply BeamTransformer to detect overlapping segments. Comparing to single-channel approach, BeamTransformer exceeds in learning to identify the relationship among different beam sequences and hence able to make predictions not only from the acoustic signals but also the localization of the source. The results indicate that a successful incorporation of microphone array signals can lead to remarkable gains. Moreover, BeamTransformer takes one step further, as speech from overlapped speakers have been internally separated into different beams.

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