BiCrossMamba-ST: Speech Deepfake Detection with Bidirectional Mamba Spectro-Temporal Cross-Attention
Yassine El Kheir, Tim Polzehl, Sebastian M\"oller

TL;DR
BiCrossMamba-ST is a novel speech deepfake detection framework that uses bidirectional Mamba blocks and cross-attention to effectively identify synthetic speech cues, achieving significant performance improvements over existing methods.
Contribution
It introduces a dual-branch spectro-temporal architecture with mutual cross-attention and a convolution-based 2D attention map for robust deepfake detection.
Findings
Achieves 67.74% relative gain over AASIST on ASVSpoof LA21
Achieves 26.3% relative gain over AASIST on ASVSpoof DF21
Improves 6.80% over RawBMamba on ASVSpoof DF21
Abstract
We propose BiCrossMamba-ST, a robust framework for speech deepfake detection that leverages a dual-branch spectro-temporal architecture powered by bidirectional Mamba blocks and mutual cross-attention. By processing spectral sub-bands and temporal intervals separately and then integrating their representations, BiCrossMamba-ST effectively captures the subtle cues of synthetic speech. In addition, our proposed framework leverages a convolution-based 2D attention map to focus on specific spectro-temporal regions, enabling robust deepfake detection. Operating directly on raw features, BiCrossMamba-ST achieves significant performance improvements, a 67.74% and 26.3% relative gain over state-of-the-art AASIST on ASVSpoof LA21 and ASVSpoof DF21 benchmarks, respectively, and a 6.80% improvement over RawBMamba on ASVSpoof DF21. Code and models will be made publicly available.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSpeech Recognition and Synthesis · Speech and Audio Processing · Handwritten Text Recognition Techniques
