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Using the enrollment gallery as evidence: affine-invariant score calibration for target speaker tagging
Target speaker tagging (TST) assigns enrolled speaker identities to diarized segments of multi-speaker recordings. The enrollment utterances of the other registered speakers are an attractive source of evidence for calibrating each verification decision: they share the deployment domain of the test
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