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TurboBias 2.0 introduces a production-ready framework that optimizes context-biasing for streaming automatic speech recognition (ASR) systems, specifically addressing latency constraints and user-specific personalization. By enabling per-stream batched decoding within Transducer-based architectures, the method allows multiple simultaneous users to maintain independent context configurations without mixing data or sacrificing throughput. This advancement is significant for deploying scalable, low-latency ASR solutions in real-world environments where strict efficiency requirements must be met alongside high accuracy.
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TurboBias 2.0: Streaming Context-Biasing for Production-Efficient ASR Systems

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arXiv:2608.21343v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Contextualization is essential for production automatic speech recognition (ASR) systems, where user-provided phrases must be recognized accurately under strict latency constraints. Although many context-biasing methods improve recognition accuracy, they often do not address the practical requirements of modern production ASR systems: streaming inference, efficient batched decoding, user-specific context lists, and low runtime overhead. We propose TurboBias 2.0, a production-oriented framework for efficient phrase boosting in Transducer-based ASR systems. The framework extends GPU-accelerated TurboBias with a case-insensitive boosting graph and per-stream batched decoding, allowing each utterance in a batch to use an independent context-biasing configuration. This enables personalized context biasing for multiple simultaneous users without sharing or mixing their context lists. The proposed framework supports both offline and streaming inference and can be used with greedy and beam-search decoding. Experiments show that TurboBias 2.0 improves contextual phrase recognition while preserving low latency and high throughput.

Title:TurboBias 2.0: Streaming Context-Biasing for Production-Efficient ASR Systems

Abstract:Contextualization is essential for production automatic speech recognition (ASR) systems, where user-provided phrases must be recognized accurately under strict latency constraints. Although many context-biasing methods improve recognition accuracy, they often do not address the practical requirements of modern production ASR systems: streaming inference, efficient batched decoding, user-specific context lists, and low runtime overhead. We propose TurboBias 2.0, a production-oriented framework for efficient phrase boosting in Transducer-based ASR systems. The framework extends GPU-accelerated TurboBias with a case-insensitive boosting graph and per-stream batched decoding, allowing each utterance in a batch to use an independent context-biasing configuration. This enables personalized context biasing for multiple simultaneous users without sharing or mixing their context lists. The proposed framework supports both offline and streaming inference and can be used with greedy and beam-search decoding. Experiments show that TurboBias 2.0 improves contextual phrase recognition while preserving low latency and high throughput.

Audio and Speech Processing (eess.AS); Artificial Intelligence (cs.AI); Computation and Language (cs.CL); Machine Learning (cs.LG); Sound (cs.SD)

arXiv:2608.21343 [eess.AS]

(or arXiv:2608.21343v1 [eess.AS] for this version)

https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2608.21343 Focus to learn more arXiv-issued DOI via DataCite (pending registration)

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