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SC-MoE: Switch Conformer Mixture of Experts for Unified Streaming and Non-streaming Code-Switching ASR

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arxiv 2406.18021 v1 pith:GUIDE2HG submitted 2024-06-26 cs.SD cs.LGeess.AS

classification cs.SDcs.LGeess.AS
keywords sc-moestreaminglanguageachievecode-switchingdecoderencoderexperts
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In this work, we propose a Switch-Conformer-based MoE system named SC-MoE for unified streaming and non-streaming code-switching (CS) automatic speech recognition (ASR), where we design a streaming MoE layer consisting of three language experts, which correspond to Mandarin, English, and blank, respectively, and equipped with a language identification (LID) network with a Connectionist Temporal Classification (CTC) loss as a router in the encoder of SC-MoE to achieve a real-time streaming CS ASR system. To further utilize the language information embedded in text, we also incorporate MoE layers into the decoder of SC-MoE. In addition, we introduce routers into every MoE layer of the encoder and the decoder and achieve better recognition performance. Experimental results show that the SC-MoE significantly improves CS ASR performances over baseline with comparable computational efficiency.

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  1. PIER: A Novel Metric for Evaluating What Matters in Code-Switching

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    PIER is a WER variant restricted to tagged points of interest and is proposed as a more honest evaluation of code-switched ASR.

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