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We initially perform fine-tuning of both the ASR model and SepFormer model using the CommonVoice dataset and the Microsoft-DNS dataset. Subsequently, we proceed with a second stage of fine-tuning on our RescueSpeech dataset. Here you can find links to the trained models.
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The final models for nosie robust speech recognition can be found here: [HuggingFace](https://huggingface.co/sangeet2020/noisy-whisper-resucespeech) and [Dropbox](https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7tryj6n7cfy0poe/AADpl4b8rGRSnoQ5j6LCj9tua?dl=0)
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## Fine-tuned models
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Initially, only the SepFormer model is trained on the Microsoft-DNS dataset. Then, we fine-tune both the Whisper ASR and SepFormer enhancement models using our RescueSpeech dataset. Here, you can access the links to these fine-tuned models.
| German <br> CommonVoice10.0 |[HuggingFace](link_commonvoice_crdnn_hf)|[HuggingFace](link_commonvoice_wav2vec2_hf)|[HuggingFace](link_commonvoice_wavlm_hf)|[HuggingFace](link_commonvoice_whisper_hf)|
| Whisper ASR |[HuggingFace](https://huggingface.co/speechbrain/whisper_rescuespeech)|[Dropbox](https://www.dropbox.com/sh/45wk44h8e0wkc5f/AABjEJJJ_OJp2fDYz3zEihmPa?dl=0)|
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## Task: Speech enhancement- Dataset details
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- Noises used:
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- Static and radio noise
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## Acknowledgment
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This work was supported under the project A-DRZ: Setting up the German Rescue Robotics Center and funded by the German Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), grant No. I3N14856.
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