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Phoneme-Aware Pronunciation Representations for L2-English L1-Background Accent Identification
We study speaker-disjoint accent identification for L2 English, where the goal is to predict a speaker's first-language (L1) background from English pronunciation. Most existing systems classify accents using a single utterance-level representation, but such global representations can obscure pronun
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