Model intelligence and fast response jointly shape the quality of interaction with speech language models, yet remain difficult to achieve together. Explicit chain-of-thought (CoT) improves reasoning and audio understanding, but generating intermediate reasoning tokens delays responses. Describing fine-grained acoustic...
Yu-Xiang Wang, Kun-Yu Feng, Yuan-Cheng Wang et al.· 0 citations
Dynamic-frame-rate neural speech codecs replace a uniform frame grid with variable-duration tokens, making boundary placement part of the representation itself. Yet it is unclear what these boundaries encode and whether interpretable boundaries are also useful for neural speech reconstruction. This work combines bounda...
Han Wang, Jia-Qi Li, Ying Shen et al.· 0 citations
Audio language models understand what is said far better than how it sounds. Closing this gap takes more than data. Detailed acoustic annotation is costly, labels from stronger models inherit their errors and limits, and fixed data cannot adapt as the learner improves. We therefore propose EvoAudio, a recursive self-im...
Yu-Xiang Wang, Sheng-Bo Cai, Ying Shen et al.· 0 citations
RecurTrace introduces Loop Memory Attention, which lets each looped layer attend to its own states from previous iterations along the loop-time axis, so the model can revisit earlier computations instead of relying on the latest state alone.
Yu-Xiang Wang, Kun-Yu Feng, Ying-Da Shen et al.· 3 citations
A knowledge-gated task-construction protocol is introduced that separates a task instruction from a compact artefact containing private conventions, reference tables, and utility operators, and it is shown that the retained tasks improve post-training.
Han-Lin Tian, Min-Hao Li, Yuhan Mi et al.· 0 citations
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