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Data Scale, Not Latency, Shapes Cross-Lingual Encoder Transfer in Streaming ASR
Adapting a streaming speech recognition model to a new language requires choosing between two plausible warm starts: a multilingual (ML) encoder or an English-only (EN) encoder. The common intuition is that the multilingual encoder should help most at low data, but it is unclear how long that advant
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