Implementation of a Diarization Service for Tinkoff Voicekit

Student: Ilya Bezrukov

Educational Programme: Applied Mathematics and Information Science (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2024

Speech recognition technology has changed the way we interact and has had a noticeable impact on the world. It has become really useful in the areas of audio stream analysis and process automation. Today, many companies use it. Tinkoff is no exception. Voice Kit is a service that anyone can use for speech recognition, but it does not have the ability to separate speakers within a single audio channel. As part of this work, a system called diarization will be designed and implemented, which will solve this problem. It can be used in different fields. The client may want to separate the speakers in a recorded meeting or negotiation. That's why Tinkoff wants to add this service.

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