Multilingual Stutter Event Detection for English, German, and Mandarin Speech
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| author | Haas, Felix Bayerl, Sebastian P. |
| author_facet | Haas, Felix Bayerl, Sebastian P. |
| contents | This paper presents a multi-label stuttering detection system trained on multi-corpus, multilingual data in English, German, and Mandarin.By leveraging annotated stuttering data from three languages and four corpora, the model captures language-independent characteristics of stuttering, enabling robust detection across linguistic contexts. Experimental results demonstrate that multilingual training achieves performance comparable to and, in some cases, even exceeds that of previous systems. These findings suggest that stuttering exhibits cross-linguistic consistency, which supports the development of language-agnostic detection systems. Our work demonstrates the feasibility and advantages of using multilingual data to improve generalizability and reliability in automated stuttering detection. |
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| spellingShingle | Multilingual Stutter Event Detection for English, German, and Mandarin Speech Haas, Felix Bayerl, Sebastian P. Sound Computation and Language Audio and Speech Processing This paper presents a multi-label stuttering detection system trained on multi-corpus, multilingual data in English, German, and Mandarin.By leveraging annotated stuttering data from three languages and four corpora, the model captures language-independent characteristics of stuttering, enabling robust detection across linguistic contexts. Experimental results demonstrate that multilingual training achieves performance comparable to and, in some cases, even exceeds that of previous systems. These findings suggest that stuttering exhibits cross-linguistic consistency, which supports the development of language-agnostic detection systems. Our work demonstrates the feasibility and advantages of using multilingual data to improve generalizability and reliability in automated stuttering detection. |
| title | Multilingual Stutter Event Detection for English, German, and Mandarin Speech |
| topic | Sound Computation and Language Audio and Speech Processing |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.26939 |