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Do Speech Representations Preserve Regional Accent Across Read and Spontaneous Speech?
Regional accent cues can be captured under matched conditions, but it remains unclear whether they persist between read and spontaneous speech. We study RVG1, with 500 German speakers from nine regions, comparing ten speech representations on regional classification and continuous geolocation under
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