Songxiang Liu
10 papers · 2018–2025 · 2 venues · across top CS/AI venues
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π Interdisciplinary Bridge Β· Silver π Conference Polyglot Β· Bronze π Academic Marathon Β· Sprint πΊοΈ Taxonomy Completionist (18) π Keyword Champion (3)
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Keywords
voice conversion
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expressive speech synthesis
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speaker identity
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model robustness
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tokenization
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automatic speech recognition
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prosody prediction
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speaker embedding
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sequence-to-sequence model
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vector quantization
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speech intelligibility
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diffusion model
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long short-term memory
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diffusion probabilistic model
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style adaptation
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universal model
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semantic prior
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natural language understanding
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knowledge distillation
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domain adaptation
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Papers
ALMTokenizer: A Low-bitrate and Semantic-rich Audio Codec Tokenizer for Audio Language Modeling
ICML 2025
UniAudio: Towards Universal Audio Generation with Large Language Models
ICML 2024
Diverse and Expressive Speech Prosody Prediction with Denoising Diffusion Probabilistic Model
Interspeech 2023
NoreSpeech: Knowledge Distillation based Conditional Diffusion Model for Noise-robust Expressive TTS
Interspeech 2023
ASR-Robust Natural Language Understanding on ASR-GLUE dataset
Interspeech 2022
Learning Explicit Prosody Models and Deep Speaker Embeddings for Atypical Voice Conversion
Interspeech 2021
Transferring Source Style in Non-Parallel Voice Conversion
Interspeech 2020
Jointly Trained Conversion Model and WaveNet Vocoder for Non-Parallel Voice Conversion Using Mel-Spectrograms and Phonetic Posteriorgrams
Interspeech 2019
Rapid Style Adaptation Using Residual Error Embedding for Expressive Speech Synthesis
Interspeech 2018
Voice Conversion Across Arbitrary Speakers Based on a Single Target-Speaker Utterance
Interspeech 2018