Skip to content

Radar ·

Phoenix-VAD: semantic end-of-speech detection in streaming

Published on September 4, 2026, the article presents an LLM-based model for semantically detecting the end of speech in full-duplex voice interactions, using sliding-window training.

The article presents Phoenix-VAD, an LLM-based model for detecting semantically when a speaker has finished speaking during full-duplex streaming interactions. The described approach uses a sliding-window training strategy. The material is aimed at engineers building voice dialogue systems; the available summary does not report quantitative results or further evaluation details.

To consult and verify the work, search for the original article by title and check its description of the method, experiments, and results. If you use AI to study or apply the material, avoid sending identifiable transcripts or internal data without authorization, and check your organization’s privacy policy.

Original source: Phoenix-VAD: Detecção Semântica de Fim de Fala em Streaming

Curation · AgentLog

Get the essentials

Privacy, AI engineering and security in your inbox.

At most one digest per day, when there is news. Cancel at any time. We use your account's verified email.

Privacy

Looking for something else?DocumentationContact