Add recent code-switching ASR papers and resources - #26
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Add recent work on robust code-switching ASR, language balance, continual adaptation, evaluation metrics, and the DECM benchmark.
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Hi!
Thanks for maintaining this repository!
I came across it while looking for code-switching resources and thought I'd add a few papers that may be useful to the community.
This PR adds:
I also included links to the corresponding code repositories where available.
Some of the continual learning papers are a bit broader than code-switching, but they include experiments on code-switching ASR and have been useful in this context. If you think they are outside the scope of the repository, I'm happy to remove them.
Thanks!