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Character Identity is not Speaker Identity: KyaraBench and KyaraEmbed for Character Verification
A dubbed character keeps its identity while the voice actor changes, so character identity and speaker identity are distinct properties of one recording, yet speaker verification measures only the latter. To address this gap, we propose KyaraBench, a benchmark that scores character voice directly in
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