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Dynamic-attention based Encoder-decoder model for Speaker Extraction with Anchor speech

Speech plays an important role in human-computer interaction. For many real applications, an annoying problem is that speech is often degraded by interfering noise. Extracting target speech from background interference is a meaningful and challenging task, especially when interference is also human voice. This work addresses the problem of extracting target speaker from interfering speaker with a short piece of anchor speech which is used to obtain the target speaker identify. We propose a encoder-decoder neural network architecture. Specifically, the encoder transforms the anchor speech to a embedding which is used to represent the identity of target speaker. The decoder utilizes the speaker identity to extract the target speech from mixture. To make a acoustic-related speaker identity, The dynamic-attention mechanism is utilized to build a time-varying embedding for each frame of the mixture. Systematic evaluation indicates that our approach improves the quality of speaker extraction.