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Reducing Speaker Residual by Considering Pinhole Effect in Voice Anonymization
Voice anonymization aims to protect privacy by suppressing speaker identity while preserving linguistic content and prosody. However, residual speaker attributes in non-identity representations may still increase linkability and weaken privacy protection. To this end, this paper proposes a fine-tuni
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