arXiv Computation and Language By Niramay M. Patel, Bibek Behera, Raksha Sharma

NOPE-HYPE: A Structured Simulation Workflow for Robust Speech-to-Text Across Diverse Acoustic Environments

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NOPE-HYPE is a structured training workflow that integrates a controllable environment simulator, a coverage‑optimal reduction of Power Spectral Density templates, and a concise hyperparameter search over simulator settings. The authors demonstrate that noise generated by the simulator can match the performance of balanced real‑noise training for Whisper and SeamlessM4T models. They also provide principled environment prototype sets and practical default simulator configurations derived from a 27‑run hyperparameter sweep.

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