WavTTS is the first raw-waveform diffusion TTS model using DiT flow matching and multi-scale mel supervision that approaches SOTA latent zero-shot performance while beating prior end-to-end models.
Flowts: Time series generation via rectified flow
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SRT decomposes low-resolution time series into trend and seasonal components, aligns them via implicit neural representations, and uses cross-resolution attention within a disentangled rectified flow to generate high-resolution outputs, with a scaled SRT-large variant for zero-shot use.
SDFlow learns a global transport map via similarity-driven flow matching in VQ latent space, using low-rank manifold decomposition and a categorical posterior to handle discreteness, yielding SOTA long-horizon performance and inference speedups.
SharpEuler estimates a sharpness profile via finite differences on calibration trajectories, smooths it, and applies a quantile transform to generate adaptive timestep grids that improve Euler sampling quality in flow matching models at fixed budgets.
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WavTTS: Towards High-Quality Zero-Shot TTS via Direct Raw Waveform Modeling
WavTTS is the first raw-waveform diffusion TTS model using DiT flow matching and multi-scale mel supervision that approaches SOTA latent zero-shot performance while beating prior end-to-end models.
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SRT: Super-Resolution for Time Series via Disentangled Rectified Flow
SRT decomposes low-resolution time series into trend and seasonal components, aligns them via implicit neural representations, and uses cross-resolution attention within a disentangled rectified flow to generate high-resolution outputs, with a scaled SRT-large variant for zero-shot use.
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SDFlow: Similarity-Driven Flow Matching for Time Series Generation
SDFlow learns a global transport map via similarity-driven flow matching in VQ latent space, using low-rank manifold decomposition and a categorical posterior to handle discreteness, yielding SOTA long-horizon performance and inference speedups.
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Sharpen Your Flow: Sharpness-Aware Sampling for Flow Matching
SharpEuler estimates a sharpness profile via finite differences on calibration trajectories, smooths it, and applies a quantile transform to generate adaptive timestep grids that improve Euler sampling quality in flow matching models at fixed budgets.