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ECAPA2: A Hybrid Neural Network Architecture and Training Strategy for Robust Speaker Embeddings
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In this paper, we present ECAPA2, a novel hybrid neural network architecture and training strategy to produce robust speaker embeddings. Most speaker verification models are based on either the 1D- or 2D-convolutional operation, often manifested as Time Delay Neural Networks or ResNets, respectively. Hybrid models are relatively unexplored without an intuitive explanation what constitutes best practices in regard to its architectural choices. We motivate the proposed ECAPA2 model in this paper with an analysis of current speaker verification architectures. In addition, we propose a training strategy which makes the speaker embeddings more robust against overlapping speech and short utterance lengths. The presented ECAPA2 architecture and training strategy attains state-of-the-art performance on the VoxCeleb1 test sets with significantly less parameters than current models. Finally, we make a pre-trained model publicly available to promote research on downstream tasks.
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