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Audio--Image Alignment as a Continued-Pretraining Stage in Automatic Speech Recognition
Thousands of languages are spoken worldwide, yet many remain under-resourced for Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) due to the limited availability of high-quality transcribed speech data. Collecting accurate transcriptions is often costly and labor-intensive, particularly for low-resource languages
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