DialogueSidon: Recovering Full-Duplex Dialogue Tracks from In-the-Wild Dialogue Audio

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Auteurs principaux: Nakata, Wataru, Saito, Yuki, Yamauchi, Kazuki, Tsunoo, Emiru, Saruwatari, Hiroshi
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author Nakata, Wataru
Saito, Yuki
Yamauchi, Kazuki
Tsunoo, Emiru
Saruwatari, Hiroshi
author_facet Nakata, Wataru
Saito, Yuki
Yamauchi, Kazuki
Tsunoo, Emiru
Saruwatari, Hiroshi
contents Full-duplex dialogue audio, in which each speaker is recorded on a separate track, is an important resource for spoken dialogue research, but is difficult to collect at scale. Most in-the-wild two-speaker dialogue is available only as degraded monaural mixtures, making it unsuitable for systems requiring clean speaker-wise signals. We propose DialogueSidon, a model for joint restoration and separation of degraded monaural two-speaker dialogue audio. DialogueSidon combines a variational autoencoder (VAE) operates on the speech self-supervised learning (SSL) model feature, which compresses SSL model features into a compact latent space, with a diffusion-based latent predictor that recovers speaker-wise latent representations from the degraded mixture. Experiments on English, multilingual, and in-the-wild dialogue datasets show that DialogueSidon substantially improves intelligibility and separation quality over a baseline, while also achieving much faster inference.
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spellingShingle DialogueSidon: Recovering Full-Duplex Dialogue Tracks from In-the-Wild Dialogue Audio
Nakata, Wataru
Saito, Yuki
Yamauchi, Kazuki
Tsunoo, Emiru
Saruwatari, Hiroshi
Sound
Audio and Speech Processing
Full-duplex dialogue audio, in which each speaker is recorded on a separate track, is an important resource for spoken dialogue research, but is difficult to collect at scale. Most in-the-wild two-speaker dialogue is available only as degraded monaural mixtures, making it unsuitable for systems requiring clean speaker-wise signals. We propose DialogueSidon, a model for joint restoration and separation of degraded monaural two-speaker dialogue audio. DialogueSidon combines a variational autoencoder (VAE) operates on the speech self-supervised learning (SSL) model feature, which compresses SSL model features into a compact latent space, with a diffusion-based latent predictor that recovers speaker-wise latent representations from the degraded mixture. Experiments on English, multilingual, and in-the-wild dialogue datasets show that DialogueSidon substantially improves intelligibility and separation quality over a baseline, while also achieving much faster inference.
title DialogueSidon: Recovering Full-Duplex Dialogue Tracks from In-the-Wild Dialogue Audio
topic Sound
Audio and Speech Processing
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.09344