A Joint Spectro-Temporal Relational Thinking Based Acoustic Modeling Framework

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2409.15357v1
• Date: Tue, 17 Sep 2024 05:45:33 GMT
• Title: A Joint Spectro-Temporal Relational Thinking Based Acoustic Modeling Framework
• Authors: Zheng Nan, Ting Dang, Vidhyasaharan Sethu, Beena Ahmed,
• Abstract summary: Despite the crucial role relational thinking plays in human understanding of speech, it has yet to be leveraged in any artificial speech recognition systems. This paper presents a novel spectro-temporal relational thinking based acoustic modeling framework. Models built upon this framework outperform stateof-the-art systems with a 7.82% improvement in phoneme recognition tasks over the TIMIT dataset.
• Score: 10.354955365036181
• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
• Abstract: Relational thinking refers to the inherent ability of humans to form mental impressions about relations between sensory signals and prior knowledge, and subsequently incorporate them into their model of their world. Despite the crucial role relational thinking plays in human understanding of speech, it has yet to be leveraged in any artificial speech recognition systems. Recently, there have been some attempts to correct this oversight, but these have been limited to coarse utterance-level models that operate exclusively in the time domain. In an attempt to narrow the gap between artificial systems and human abilities, this paper presents a novel spectro-temporal relational thinking based acoustic modeling framework. Specifically, it first generates numerous probabilistic graphs to model the relationships among speech segments across both time and frequency domains. The relational information rooted in every pair of nodes within these graphs is then aggregated and embedded into latent representations that can be utilized by downstream tasks. Models built upon this framework outperform state-of-the-art systems with a 7.82\% improvement in phoneme recognition tasks over the TIMIT dataset. In-depth analyses further reveal that our proposed relational thinking modeling mainly improves the model's ability to recognize vowels, which are the most likely to be confused by phoneme recognizers.

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