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Connecting Voices: LoReSpeech as a Low-Resource Speech Parallel Corpus

arXiv 2502.18215 ↗First posted 25 Feb 2025cs.CLcited by 0

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Abstract (arXiv)

Aligned audio corpora are fundamental to NLP technologies such as ASR and speech translation, yet they remain scarce for underrepresented languages, hindering their technological integration. This paper introduces a methodology for constructing LoReSpeech, a low-resource speech-to-speech translation corpus. Our approach begins with LoReASR, a sub-corpus of short audios aligned with their transcriptions, created through a collaborative platform. Building on LoReASR, long-form audio recordings, such as biblical texts, are aligned using tools like the MFA. LoReSpeech delivers both intra- and inter-language alignments, enabling advancements in multilingual ASR systems, direct speech-to-speech translation models, and linguistic preservation efforts, while fostering digital inclusivity. This work is conducted within Tutlayt AI project (https://tutlayt.fr).

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