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Interpreting Speaker Characteristics in the Dimensions of Self-Supervised Speech Features
How do speech models trained through self-supervised learning structure their representations? Previous studies have looked at how information is encoded in feature vectors across different layers. But few studies have considered whether speech characteristics are captured \textit{within} individual
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