ResearchResearch paperLarge Language Models2 sources · Oct 14, 2026

Code-Switching Detection via Language-Selective Dimensions in Speech Foundation Models

Code-Switching Detection via Language-Selective Dimensions in Speech Foundation Models

Key points

  • We propose a lightweight method that detects CS directly from speech.
  • Specifically, we identify language-selective hidden-state dimensions using monolingual recordings and aggregate their frame-level activations into a CS prediction.
  • With a small CS set used to tune a decision rule, we show that the Whisper-small encoder achieves a mean F1 of 0.798 across 14 language pairs in CS-FLEURS, compared with 0.776 for a CNN and 0.751 for a HuBERT linear baseline trained for monolingual language identification.
  • Code-switching (CS), the alternation between languages within an utterance, is common in multilingual speech but underrepresented in pretraining corpora.

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