FlexiSLM is the first spoken language model supporting dynamic and controllable frame rates on speech input and output, outperforming fixed-rate 7B models at high quality and enabling faster inference at lower rates like 6.25 Hz.
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DTM-Codec achieves better reconstruction quality and intelligibility than fixed-frame-rate neural speech codecs at matched total bitrate via dynamic token masking and Path Length Equalization for variable frame rates.
Finite scalar quantization simplifies VQ-VAE latents by independently rounding a few dimensions to fixed levels, producing an equivalent-sized implicit codebook with competitive performance and no collapse.
The paper proposes CDCD, a continuous-time and continuous-space diffusion framework for categorical data, and reports results on language modeling tasks.
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FlexiSLM: A Dynamic and Controllable Frame Rate Spoken Language Model
FlexiSLM is the first spoken language model supporting dynamic and controllable frame rates on speech input and output, outperforming fixed-rate 7B models at high quality and enabling faster inference at lower rates like 6.25 Hz.
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DTM-Codec: Dynamic Token Masking for VFR Speech Coding with Efficient Boundary Selection
DTM-Codec achieves better reconstruction quality and intelligibility than fixed-frame-rate neural speech codecs at matched total bitrate via dynamic token masking and Path Length Equalization for variable frame rates.
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Finite Scalar Quantization: VQ-VAE Made Simple
Finite scalar quantization simplifies VQ-VAE latents by independently rounding a few dimensions to fixed levels, producing an equivalent-sized implicit codebook with competitive performance and no collapse.
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Continuous diffusion for categorical data
The paper proposes CDCD, a continuous-time and continuous-space diffusion framework for categorical data, and reports results on language modeling tasks.