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Poformer: A simple pooling transformer for speaker verification

arXiv 2110.04692 ↗First posted 10 Oct 2021eess.AS cs.SDcited by 1

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Abstract (arXiv)

Most recent speaker verification systems are based on extracting speaker embeddings using a deep neural network. The pooling layer in the network aims to aggregate frame-level features extracted by the backbone. In this paper, we propose a new transformer based pooling structure called PoFormer to enhance the ability of the pooling layer to capture information along the whole time axis. Different from previous works that apply attention mechanism in a simple way or implement the multi-head mechanism in serial instead of in parallel, PoFormer follows the initial transformer structure with some minor modifications like a positional encoding generator, drop path and LayerScale to make the training procedure more stable and to prevent overfitting. Evaluated on various datasets, PoFormer outperforms the existing pooling system with at least a 13.00% improvement in EER and a 9.12% improvement in minDCF.

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