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XLSR-SLS

Name: XLSR-SLS
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XLSR-SLS

A wav2vec 2.0 (XLS-R 300M) + SLS audio-deepfake-detection model, from "Audio Deepfake Detection with Self-Supervised XLS-R and SLS Classifier" (Zhang, Wen & Hu, ACM MM 2024). A self-supervised XLS-R front-end is paired with the SLS (Sensitive Layer Selection) classifier, which treats the 24 XLS-R transformer layers as a feature pyramid and learns to weight them. The model takes a raw speech waveform and returns a score where higher = more bona fide.

Code: https://github.com/QiShanZhang/SLSforASVspoof-2021-DF
Paper: https://doi.org/10.1145/3664647.3681345 (ACM MM 2024; no arXiv version)
Parameters: 340,790,000 (340.79 M)
Checkpoint: MMpaper_model.pth (the paper's released model)

The exact wrapper used to produce the Arena scores is in xlsr_sls.py; the network definition is in _net.py.

Architecture

wav2vec 2.0 XLS-R (300M) front-end — a self-supervised transformer (fairseq Wav2Vec2Model) producing 1024-d frame features from all 24 transformer layers.
SLS (Sensitive Layer Selection) back-end — every layer's hidden state is average-pooled to a 1024-d descriptor and gated by a per-layer sigmoid attention (fc0 → sigmoid); the gates re-weight the full per-layer feature stack, which is summed across layers. The fused feature passes through BatchNorm + SELU + 3×3 max-pool, is flattened, and goes through a two-layer MLP (fc1: 22847→1024, fc3: 1024→2).
The 2-class log-softmax output is read at index 1 = bona fide.

How it was trained

Data: ASVspoof 2019 Logical Access (LA).
Input length: raw audio at 16 kHz cropped/padded to 64,600 samples (~4.04 s). The window length is fixed — fc1 expects a 22,847-d flatten, so the 64,600-sample window is mandatory at inference.
Output: 2-class log-softmax; the bona-fide log-prob (index 1) is the score.

See the source repository for the full training and evaluation code.

Benchmark result (Speech Anti-Spoofing Arena)

Evaluated through the reproducible Speech Anti-Spoofing Arena. Scores were computed with a deterministic first-64,600-sample window (no random crop), so the numbers are exactly reproducible from the pinned score file. Arena standing: 🥇 gold tier, rank #1 of 10.

Dataset	Split	EER %	Trials	W2V2-AASIST†	Notes
ASVspoof2019_LA	test	0.23	71,237	0.22	in-domain (training data)
ASVspoof2021_LA	test	7.39	181,566	8.11	cross-dataset generalization
ASVspoof2021_DF	test	3.93	611,829	8.32	cross-dataset generalization
InTheWild	test	7.46	31,779	11.22	out-of-domain (real-world deepfakes)
CD-ADD	test	9.81	20,786	38.57	out-of-domain (modern neural-TTS)
SONAR	test	24.19	3,948	—	out-of-domain (multi-generator deepfakes)
LibriSeVoc	test	1.86	18,487	—	out-of-domain (vocoder artifacts)
CFAD	test	12.81	62,999	—	out-of-domain (Chinese audio deepfakes)
CVoiceFake_small	test	10.53	138,136	—	out-of-domain (multilingual TTS/vocoder)
ASVspoof5	test	18.76	680,774	—	out-of-domain (ASVspoof5 eval)
ADD22_eval_31	test	14.31	112,861	—	out-of-domain (ADD 2022 Mandarin Track-3 fake-game)

† Same benchmark, the other XLS-R-based system (XLS-R 300M + AASIST). XLSR-SLS's multi-layer SLS fusion wins on every out-of-domain set — most strikingly on ASVspoof2021_DF (3.93 vs 8.32) and CD-ADD (9.81 vs 38.57) — and is on par in-domain. The benchmark's ASVspoof2021 LA/DF use curated trial sets, so absolute EER differs from the paper's official-keys numbers (1.92 % DF, 7.46 % InTheWild — the latter matched here exactly); the relative ordering is the meaningful comparison.

Usage

The checkpoint is a state_dict for the Model network defined in _net.py. Constructing the network requires the base XLS-R 300M checkpoint xlsr2_300m.pt (only used to build the wav2vec 2.0 architecture; every weight is then overwritten by MMpaper_model.pth):

wget https://dl.fbaipublicfiles.com/fairseq/wav2vec/xlsr2_300m.pt

The input must be exactly 64,600 samples at 16 kHz mono — window the waveform with pad_fixed (first 64,600 samples, tile-repeat if shorter).

python

import numpy as np
from xlsr_sls import XLSRSLS   # _net.py + xlsr_sls.py are in this repo

m = XLSRSLS()
m.load()                                          # loads MMpaper_model.pth (+ xlsr2_300m.pt)
audio = np.random.randn(48000).astype(np.float32) # float32 mono 16 kHz
print(m.score_batch([audio], [16000])[0])         # higher = more bona fide
m.unload()

Internally the wrapper windows the input, runs the network, and returns output[:, 1] (class 1 = bona fide; source main.py: batch_score = batch_out[:, 1]). xlsr_sls.py is the exact speech_spoof_bench model that produced the Arena scores.txt.

Citation

bibtex

@inproceedings{zhang2024audio,
  title={Audio Deepfake Detection with Self-Supervised XLS-R and SLS Classifier},
  author={Zhang, Qishan and Wen, Shuangbing and Hu, Tao},
  booktitle={Proceedings of the 32nd ACM International Conference on Multimedia},
  pages={6765--6773},
  year={2024},
  doi={10.1145/3664647.3681345}
}

License

MIT — see the source repository.

Maintainer

Maintained by Kirill Borodin (SpeechAntiSpoofingBenchmarks).

Email: kborodin.research@gmail.com
Telegram: @korallll_ai

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