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GrainSpeech: Less Context, More Detail for Compact Speech Synthesis

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GrainSpeech is a compact speech synthesis model that uses a fixed‑receptive‑field convolutional encoder to reduce pitch, energy, and duration prediction errors by 36.0%, 17.3%, and 3.4% respectively. It introduces a Mel‑specific gradient‑variance supervision that improves fine‑scale variation while avoiding quality degradation. With only 264.8K parameters, GrainSpeech achieves 17.9× real‑time Mel generation on a microcontroller and attains UTMOS scores comparable to much larger models, using less than 1.5% of their parameters.

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