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AI Model Achieves 64% Accuracy in Detecting Pronunciation Errors Using New HMamba Architecture

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Overview

  • New system combines pronunciation scoring and error detection in one model
  • Introduces HMamba architecture for computer-assisted pronunciation training
  • Develops new loss function called deXent for better error detection
  • Achieves 63.85% F1-score on speechocean762 dataset
  • Open source code available on GitHub

Plain English Explanation

Learning to pronounce words correctly in a new language is hard. Current computer systems that help with pronunciation typically do one of two things: either they give you overall scores, or they point out specific mistakes. But ideally, we want both.

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