The NPU-ASLP System for The ISCSLP 2022 Magichub Code-Swiching ASR Challenge
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Abstract (arXiv)
This paper describes our NPU-ASLP system submitted to the ISCSLP 2022 Magichub Code-Switching ASR Challenge. In this challenge, we first explore several popular end-to-end ASR architectures and training strategies, including bi-encoder, language-aware encoder (LAE) and mixture of experts (MoE). To improve our system's language modeling ability, we further attempt the internal language model as well as the long context language model. Given the limited training data in the challenge, we further investigate the effects of data augmentation, including speed perturbation, pitch shifting, speech codec, SpecAugment and synthetic data from text-to-speech (TTS). Finally, we explore ROVER-based score fusion to make full use of complementary hypotheses from different models. Our submitted system achieves 16.87% on mix error rate (MER) on the test set and comes to the 2nd place in the challenge ranking.
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