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Unified Target-Speaker ASR with Text and Enrollment Speech Cues
Target-speaker automatic speech recognition (TS-ASR) aims to recognize a designated speaker while suppressing interfering speech in multi-talker environments. Conventional TS-ASR typically relies on an enrollment utterance, whereas text-guided methods use known lexical content, such as a wake word,
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