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Beyond Acoustic Prefixes: Persistent Access to Serialized Acoustic Memory for LLM-Based Multi-Talker Speech Recognition
Large language models (LLMs) provide strong linguistic priors for serialized output training (SOT), yet LLM-based multi-talker ASR degrades substantially as the number of overlapping talkers increases. Conventional systems expose acoustic evidence primarily through an initial projected mixture prefi
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