EASA(SZ:300215) Zhong Guo Neng Yuan Wang·2025-09-22 08:07Core Insights - The IEEE international standard titled "Guide for a Data and Knowledge Processing Framework for Constructing Large Speech-Language Models" has been successfully approved for establishment, marking a significant breakthrough for the State Grid Shandong Electric Power Research Institute in the field of speech large models [1][4] Group 1: Industry Context - Speech large models are widely applied in various sectors such as smart automobiles, smart IoT devices, intelligent customer service, and smart education [3] - There are significant differences between the data used for constructing speech large models and traditional text data in terms of storage format, annotation format, feature structure, and processing, leading to issues like non-unified data formats, difficulties in cross-organizational sharing, lack of version management, high data security risks, and low processing efficiency [3] Group 2: Standard Development Process - Under the guidance of the Digital Department of the State Grid Shandong Electric Power Company, the institute leveraged its extensive experience in AI technology research and engineering practice to address industry pain points and proactively initiated the application for the IEEE international standard [4] - The team conducted technical research and validation to ensure the scientific and forward-looking nature of the standard, preparing the standard PAR and presentation materials, and participating in the IEEE Knowledge Engineering Standardization Committee plenary meeting to report on the standard framework [4] - The approved standard aims to establish a framework for data processing and management for constructing speech large models, addressing issues such as non-unified storage specifications and formats, difficulties in cross-organizational sharing, lack of version management, high security risks, low query processing efficiency, and high annotation costs [4] Group 3: Future Plans - The State Grid Shandong Electric Power Research Institute plans to collaborate with domestic and international partners to accelerate the standard development process, ensuring that the standard aligns with international norms and reflects China's technological advantages in this field [6]