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Does learning about diversity allow for good generalization? #222

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sangheonEN opened this issue Dec 16, 2024 · 1 comment
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Does learning about diversity allow for good generalization? #222

sangheonEN opened this issue Dec 16, 2024 · 1 comment

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@sangheonEN
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notebooks/training_models.ipynb

For example, if there are only male voices in the positive sample, will it work for female voices as well if data augmentation or voice synthesis is done?

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The quality of such models, generally-speaking, usually does go up with more diversity in the training data. Note that to a certain degree you can fake diversity (i.e. changing the pitch of male-only samples to produce different-sounding male or female voices as well, or overlaying various kinds of noise), but real diversity tends to work much better.

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