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Spatial-aware Speaker Diarization for Multi-channel Multi-party Meeting

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arxiv 2209.12002 v1 pith:A7IUOSUM submitted 2022-09-24 eess.AS cs.SD

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keywords diarizationmulti-channelspeakerdmsnetsystemarrayasdbbeamforming
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This paper describes a spatial-aware speaker diarization system for the multi-channel multi-party meeting. The diarization system obtains direction information of speaker by microphone array. Speaker spatial embedding is generated by xvector and s-vector derived from superdirective beamforming (SDB) which makes the embedding more robust. Specifically, we propose a novel multi-channel sequence-to-sequence neural network architecture named discriminative multi-stream neural network (DMSNet) which consists of attention superdirective beamforming (ASDB) block and Conformer encoder. The proposed ASDB is a self-adapted channel-wise block that extracts the latent spatial features of array audios by modeling interdependencies between channels. We explore DMSNet to address overlapped speech problem on multi-channel audio and achieve 93.53% accuracy on evaluation set. By performing DMSNet based overlapped speech detection (OSD) module, the diarization error rate (DER) of cluster-based diarization system decrease significantly from 13.45% to 7.64%.

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    A speaker-aware progressive OSD model using WavLM, Campplus, and VAD-gated masking reports 82.76% F1 on AMI, above the listed prior best of 79.21%.

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