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Linguistic Distance Segregates Latent Representations in Automatic Speech Recognition Systems
While automatic speech recognition (ASR) models have achieved remarkable improvements in recent years, performance disparities persist across different speaker populations. One such disparity is for speakers whose first languages (L1) are from families distant from English. This paper investigates t
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