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Language Discrimination Improves Linguistic Learning in Multilingual Speech Models
Multilingual self-supervised speech models can benefit from sharing information across languages, but under a matched total pretraining data budget they still fall short of monolingual models. We show that strengthening the model's ability to discriminate languages during pretraining reduces and, on
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