A model for the study of reported speech in African languages

AfriHuBERT: A self-supervised speech representation model for African languages

In this work, we present AfriHuBERT, an extension of mHuBERT-147, a compact self-supervised learning

The morphosyntax of reported speech and reported thought: A preliminary survey

International audience This study addresses the relationship between the reporting of

Automatic Speech Recognition For African Languages Model Hub - a Hugging Face Space by asr-africa

Previous studies have led to the collection of a considerable number of hours of open-source ASR data, for example, the work done in India where over 1000’s of hours of data were collected for low-resource Indian languages. In this research, we

Collecting Resources in Sub-Saharan African Languages for Automatic Speech Recognition: a Case Study of Wolof

This article presents the data collected and ASR systems developed for 4 sub-saharan African languages (Swahili, Hausa, Amharic and Wolof). To illustrate our methodology, the focus is made on Wolof (a very under-resourced language) for which we designed the first A

Contributing to Speech-to-Speech Translation for African Low-Resource Languages : Study of French-Mooré Pair

Phonology-Guided Speech-to-Speech Translation for African Languages

We present a prosody-guided framework for speech-to-speech translation (S2ST) that aligns and transl