Phonetic Feedback for Speech Enhancement With and Without Parallel Speech Data
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2020
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Abstract
While deep learning systems have gained significant ground in speech
enhancement research, these systems have yet to make use of the full potential
of deep learning systems to provide high-level feedback. In particular,
phonetic feedback is rare in speech enhancement research even though it
includes valuable top-down information. We use the technique of mimic loss to
provide phonetic feedback to an off-the-shelf enhancement system, and find
gains in objective intelligibility scores on CHiME-4 data. This technique takes
a frozen acoustic model trained on clean speech to provide valuable feedback to
the enhancement model, even in the case where no parallel speech data is
available. Our work is one of the first to show intelligibility improvement for
neural enhancement systems without parallel speech data, and we show phonetic
feedback can improve a state-of-the-art neural enhancement system trained with
parallel speech data.
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| Authors | Peter Plantinga; Deblin Bagchi; Eric Fosler-Lussier |
| Journal | arXiv |
| Year | 2020 |
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