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Inter-Speaker Relative Cues for Two-Stage Text-Guided Target Speech Extraction
This paper investigates the use of relative cues for text-based target speech extraction (TSE). We first provide a theoretical justification for relative cues from the perspectives of human perception and label quantization, showing that relative cues preserve fine-grained distinctions that are ofte
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