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Separated temporal and codec-depth processing and reused a fully shared, stage-conditioned depth decoder across quantization levels, combining it with a fixed-window cache for streaming semantic-to-audio detokenization.
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Moshi's temporal/depth factorization and DiT-style conditioning are inherited. Delta removes per-codebook projections, not invention of depth decoding. Constant memory concerns the fixed-window synthesis component, not total assets, output storage or the entire assistant. AMX latency/memory and deployment are source-reported.
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- Memory Efficient Audio Synthesis with Decoupled Temporal Depth Diffusion Transformers
- Hwang et al.: fully shared depth decoding for memory-efficient speech synthesis — official institutional account
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Dongseong Hwang; Prasanth Yadla; Kaan Elgin; Shifas Padinjaru Veettil; Sivanand Achanta; Dipjyoti Paul; Ramya Rasipuram; Tyler Johnson; Emad Soroush; Chung-Cheng Chiu; Zhifeng Chen
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Hwang et al.: fully shared depth decoding for memory-efficient speech synthesis
Separated temporal and codec-depth processing and reused a fully shared, stage-conditioned depth decoder across quantization levels, combining it with a fixed-window cache for streaming semantic-to-audio detokenization.
Scientific scope
Moshi's temporal/depth factorization and DiT-style conditioning are inherited. Delta removes per-codebook projections, not invention of depth decoding. Constant memory concerns the fixed-window synthesis component, not total assets, output storage or the entire assistant. AMX latency/memory and deployment are source-reported.
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People and systems
Dongseong Hwang; Prasanth Yadla; Kaan Elgin; Shifas Padinjaru Veettil; Sivanand Achanta; Dipjyoti Paul; Ramya Rasipuram; Tyler Johnson; Emad Soroush; Chung-Cheng Chiu; Zhifeng Chen
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.