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Daniel Huang

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A speech recognizer learns to keep committed words unchanged
R2T2 trains speech recognition to keep committed text fixed, with lower error on tested English and Chinese speech.
Added to Chiosa Nov 09, 2026
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Daniel Huang

A speech recognizer learns to keep committed words unchanged