Demo shows improved speech recognition under noisy conditions using Adapter-Guided Distillation method.
We present a demo of DQLoRA, an Adapter-Guided Distillation framework for robust speech recognition under low-resource and noisy conditions. Our method employs a frozen Whisper model as the teacher to provide semantic supervision, and a lightweight Wav2Vec2 student equipped with QLoRA-based Adapters. Training is conducted on the FLEURS dataset augmented with DNS-style noise. The student is optimized by jointly minimizing CTC loss and KL-based distillation loss, enabling efficient adaptation while preserving recognition accuracy.
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Yiru Yang (2025) studied this question.
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