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Marvin Borsdorf

4 accepted papers

2025

Speech Separation for Low-Resource Languages

ICASSP 2025accepted

Speech separation aims to equip machines with the human ability of selective listening, i.e. to focus attention on specific information in spoken communication. Studies have shown that the language spoken in a cocktail party scenario matters. While the development of speech separation models can lev…

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2023

ImagineNet: Target Speaker Extraction with Intermittent Visual Cue Through Embedding Inpainting

ICASSP 2023accepted

The speaker extraction technique seeks to single out the voice of a target speaker from the interfering voices in a speech mixture. Typically an auxiliary reference of the target speaker is used to form voluntary attention. Either a pre-recorded utterance or a synchronized lip movement in a video cl…

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2023

Multi-Head Attention and GRU for Improved Match-Mismatch Classification of Speech Stimulus and EEG Response

ICASSP 2023accepted

This work is based on the participation by the HyperAttention team in the Auditory EEG Decoding Challenge, 2023 (ICASSP 2023 Signal Processing Grand Challenge) task 1, which deals with the match-mismatch classification of speech stimuli and EEG responses of human listeners. We demonstrate the benefi…

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2022

Experts Versus All-Rounders: Target Language Extraction for Multiple Target Languages

ICASSP 2022accepted

Target language extraction (TLE) is a novel task in the field of selective auditory attention, which seeks to extract all speech signals that are spoken in a target language from other sources in a multilingual cocktail party. In our prior studies, a TLE model was trained to extract a predefined, si…

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