ArabicSpeech – A community for all Arabic speakers to enhance arabic speech research

— Speech Technologies

Technologies behind Speech analysis

— Arabic Speech Resources

Enhance Arabic dialect speech resources

— Meetups

Annual meetings

About

ArabicSpeech is a community that runs for the benefit of Arabic Speech Science and Speech Technologies. Arabic speech is concerned with technologies in speech and language processing. Our main focus will be the Arabic language, both standard and dialectal.

ArabicSpeech will help to build innovation and technology capacities for the Arabic language. It will focus on tackling large-scale computing challenges that address real priorities that will impact people’s life. We address the state of the art as well as the state of the market challenges. We help to push the boundaries for Arabic speech to make it world-class technology.

Automatic Speech Recognition

Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) is the process of converting the speech signal into its corresponding text. The quality of ASR systems is measured by how close their recognized sequences of words are to human recognized sequences of words.

Arabic Dialect Identifcation

Dialect identification (DID) is a special case of Language identification (LID) problem. This is the process of automatically identifying the language class for a given speech segment.

Text to Speech

The Text to Speech (TTS) technology aims to convert a sequence of words into speech.

Language Models

Language Models are building block of many speech and NLP technology that aims at accurately estimating the probability distribution of a word sequences or sentences produced in a natural language

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Share your Resources

Arabic Speech acts like a hub for all resources that can support ArabicSpeech community, share yours with it's license with us

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MyVoice

You can contribute to ArabicSpeech by sharing your voice for multiple dialects with us

Share your voice!

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Arabic Speech @ArabicSpeech·

19h

Great effort for the expanding Arabic NLP community!

Nizar Habash@nyhabash

A new ACL SIG is born!

SIGARAB - ACL Special Interest Group on Arabic Natural Language Processing

Website: http://sigarab.arabic-nlp.net/

Free Membership Registration: http://sigarab-member.arabic-nlp.net

Two events coming this year: OSACT in LREC 2022 (June) & WANLP in EMNLP 2022 (December)!

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Mark HasegawaJohnson @hasegawajohnson·

21 Dec

Nominations to be a reviewer for #Interspeech2022 are now open. Please nominate yourself or your colleague at https://isca-speech.org/iscareviewers/reviewer.php.

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Arabic Speech @ArabicSpeech·

12 Nov

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Shinji Watanabe @shinjiw_at_cmu·

11 Oct

espnet v.0.10.3 is released. A lot of new features in TTS! Many improvements in ASR/SSL/SLU! https://github.com/espnet/espnet/releases/tag/v.0.10.3

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Christopher Manning @chrmanning·

25 Sep

“I came into Stanford as a humanities major & always wondered how to connect the arts & CS. This course reassured me that I could bridge them & that there was a lot to be pursued at this intersection.”—Isabelle Lee on Michele Elam’s AI+Activism+Art course
https://hai.stanford.edu/news/inside-classroom-building-multidisciplinary-conversations-around-ai-and-art

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