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Child ASR Adaptation with Adult Retention: An Empirical Study
68t50artificial-intelligenceaudio-and-speech-processingcomputation-and-languagef-2-2i-2-7machine-learningsound
Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) systems often underperform for children and non-native speakers, while adapting adult ASR models to child speech can cause adult-speech forgetting. We study child ASR adaptation with adult retention across Arabic and English. We compare full fine-tuning, LoRA, and
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