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STCON System for the CHiME-8 Challenge

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arxiv 2410.13411 v1 pith:NR6DJOA6 submitted 2024-10-17 eess.AS cs.SD

Anton Mitrofanov , Tatiana Prisyach , Tatiana Timofeeva , Sergei Novoselov , Maxim Korenevsky , Yuri Khokhlov , Artem Akulov , Alexander Anikin
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Roman Khalili Iurii Lezhenin Aleksandr Melnikov Dmitriy Miroshnichenko Nikita Mamaev Ilya Odegov Olga Rudnitskaya Aleksei Romanenko
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This paper describes the STCON system for the CHiME-8 Challenge Task 1 (DASR) aimed at distant automatic speech transcription and diarization with multiple recording devices. Our main attention was paid to carefully trained and tuned diarization pipeline and speaker counting. This allowed to significantly reduce diarization error rate (DER) and obtain more reliable segments for speech separation and recognition. To improve source separation, we designed a Guided Target speaker Extraction (G-TSE) model and used it in conjunction with the traditional Guided Source Separation (GSS) method. To train various parts of our pipeline, we investigated several data augmentation and generation techniques, which helped us to improve the overall system quality.

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