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RadarVox: Radar-Audio Multimodal Cocktail-Party Speech Separation with Speaker-Aware Cross-Modal Matching
In embodied voice interaction, cocktail-party speech perception requires both speech separation and speaker attribution across machine-generated and human speech sources. However, conventional audio-only blind source separation remains permutation ambiguous, making the correspondence between separat
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