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Audio Preprocessing Effects on Stuttering Detection: A Class-Specific Analysis
Audio preprocessing can affect how well a system detects stuttering. We study a simulated chain of denoising,loudness normalisation, Opus coding, and voice activity detection on SEP-28k. We use frozen WavLM Base+ features and report pointwise confidence intervals from episode-level bootstrap resampl
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