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Personalized Keyword Spotting for User-Defined Keywords Leveraging Text-Independent Speaker Verification
User-defined keyword spotting (UD-KWS) enables zero-shot wake-word detection from text, but existing systems learn speaker-invariant representations that cannot reject impostors uttering the correct keyword. We address this dual zero-shot setting -- unseen keywords and unseen speakers -- with ZP-KWS
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