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Anuvani-Diarization addresses speaker diarization in multilingual, overlapping conversations across India's 22 scheduled languages, spoken by over a billion people. This zero-shot approach supports applications like multi-speaker voice agents and speaker-attributed meeting transcription.
Anuvani-Diarization addresses speaker diarization in multilingual, overlapping conversations across India's 22 scheduled languages, spoken by over a billion people. This zero-shot approach supports applications like multi-speaker voice agents and speaker-attributed meeting transcription.
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India's 22 scheduled languages are spoken by over a billion people in conversations that mix languages, often within one turn, overlap freely, and take place over telephones, in meetings, and in media. Knowing who spoke when, the task of speaker diarization, is essential to speech applications for such...
Accurately identifying speakers in complex, multilingual conversations is crucial for improving speech-based technologies in diverse linguistic contexts. This advancement facilitates better voice interaction and transcription services in India's linguistically rich environment.
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