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Used a decoder-only multistream model over pre-aligned streams at a shared frame rate, introducing relative delays to trade latency against quality for streaming speech recognition and synthesis.
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Inherits Moshi multistream architecture and wait-k ideas. Alignment is moved to preprocessing, not eliminated; finite-context processing supports continuing streams without guaranteeing long-range memory or uniformly accurate unbounded sequences.
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- Streaming Sequence-to-Sequence Learning with Delayed Streams Modeling
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Neil Zeghidour; Eugene Kharitonov; Manu Orsini; Václav Volhejn; Gabriel de Marmiesse; Edouard Grave; Patrick Pérez; Laurent Mazaré; Alexandre Défossez
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Delayed Streams Modeling for streaming sequence-to-sequence tasks
Used a decoder-only multistream model over pre-aligned streams at a shared frame rate, introducing relative delays to trade latency against quality for streaming speech recognition and synthesis.
Scientific scope
Inherits Moshi multistream architecture and wait-k ideas. Alignment is moved to preprocessing, not eliminated; finite-context processing supports continuing streams without guaranteeing long-range memory or uniformly accurate unbounded sequences.
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People and systems
Neil Zeghidour; Eugene Kharitonov; Manu Orsini; Václav Volhejn; Gabriel de Marmiesse; Edouard Grave; Patrick Pérez; Laurent Mazaré; Alexandre Défossez
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.