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RNN-Transducer Models Quiz
Understand how RNN-Transducer models combine acoustic frames and output history for streaming sequence transcription tasks.
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Which limitation of CTC does the RNN-Transducer specifically address?
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- Which limitation of CTC does the RNN-Transducer specifically address?
- CTC's conditional-independence assumption, which prevents modeling output-token dependencies
- CTC cannot process audio at all
- CTC requires GPUs to run
- CTC only works for images
- What are the three main components of an RNN-Transducer?
- Encoder, decoder, and discriminator
- Encoder (transcription network), prediction network, and joint network
- Tokenizer, embedder, and softmax only
- Two attention heads and a router
- What role does the prediction network play in an RNN-T?
- It compresses the audio waveform
- It measures microphone volume
- It acts like a language model, conditioning on previously emitted tokens
- It selects the sampling rate
- Why does RNN-T support low-latency streaming so naturally?
- It processes the entire utterance at once before emitting anything
- It ignores time order entirely
- It only works on pre-recorded files
- Its alignment is monotonic and left-to-right, advancing through audio with blanks
- In RNN-T decoding, what does emitting a blank token do?
- Advances to the next audio time step
- Ends the entire transcription
- Deletes the previous word
- Switches to a different language
- Which encoder type increasingly replaces LSTMs in modern production RNN-T systems?
- Decision trees
- Conformer encoders
- Plain bag-of-words
- Hidden Markov Models
- What two histories condition the RNN-T joint network’s output distribution?
- Only the future transcript and a speaker photo
- Only the last acoustic frame, without output context
- The encoder representation of acoustic input and the prediction-network representation of prior output labels
- The optimizer state and learning rate
- What alignment behavior does an RNN-T allow before advancing to the next audio frame?
- It must emit exactly one label for every frame
- It advances time only after a word-final token
- It generates all output before reading any audio
- It can emit zero or more nonblank labels at the current frame, then a blank advances time
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