Provable Speech Attributes Conversion via Latent Independence
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arXiv:2510.05191v3 Announce Type: replace-cross Abstract: Conditional generation and disentangled representation learning are central to controlled generation across audio, vision, and multimodal domains. However, despite strong empirical progress, particularly in speech style transfer, most existing approaches rely on heuristic objectives and architectural choices, offering limited theoretical understanding of when and why reliable attribute control is achievable. In this work, we develop a formal framework for speech attribute conversion and provide a theoretical analysis of sufficient condi
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- arXiv:2510.05191v3 Announce Type: replace-cross Abstract: Conditional generation and disentangled representation learning are central to controlled generation across audio, vision, and multimodal domains.
- However, despite strong empirical progress, particularly in speech style transfer, most existing approaches rely on heuristic objectives and architectural choices, offering limited theoretical understanding of when and why reliable attribute control is achievable.
- In this work, we develop a formal framework for speech attribute conversion and provide a theoretical analysis of sufficient condi
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