LIWhiz: A Non-Intrusive Lyric Intelligibility Prediction System for the Cadenza Challenge

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Autores principales: Shekar, Ram C. M. C., López-Espejo, Iván
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author Shekar, Ram C. M. C.
López-Espejo, Iván
author_facet Shekar, Ram C. M. C.
López-Espejo, Iván
contents We present LIWhiz, a non-intrusive lyric intelligibility prediction system submitted to the ICASSP 2026 Cadenza Challenge. LIWhiz leverages Whisper for robust feature extraction and a trainable back-end for score prediction. Tested on the Cadenza Lyric Intelligibility Prediction (CLIP) evaluation set, LIWhiz achieves a root mean square error (RMSE) of 27.07%, a 22.4% relative RMSE reduction over the STOI-based baseline, yielding a substantial improvement in normalized cross-correlation.
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spellingShingle LIWhiz: A Non-Intrusive Lyric Intelligibility Prediction System for the Cadenza Challenge
Shekar, Ram C. M. C.
López-Espejo, Iván
Audio and Speech Processing
Sound
We present LIWhiz, a non-intrusive lyric intelligibility prediction system submitted to the ICASSP 2026 Cadenza Challenge. LIWhiz leverages Whisper for robust feature extraction and a trainable back-end for score prediction. Tested on the Cadenza Lyric Intelligibility Prediction (CLIP) evaluation set, LIWhiz achieves a root mean square error (RMSE) of 27.07%, a 22.4% relative RMSE reduction over the STOI-based baseline, yielding a substantial improvement in normalized cross-correlation.
title LIWhiz: A Non-Intrusive Lyric Intelligibility Prediction System for the Cadenza Challenge
topic Audio and Speech Processing
Sound
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.17937