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Preference Optimization with LALM Feedback for Continuous Autoregressive Non-Verbal Vocalization Generation

Jingbin Hu, Qirui Zhan, Yuang Cao +8

We propose a preference optimization framework with Large Audio-Language Model (LALM) feedback for controllable non-verbal vocalization (NVV) generation in continuous autoregressiv…

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NVV-Locator: From Transcript Tags to Acoustic Boundaries for Fine-Grained Nonverbal Vocalization Grounding

Yuang Cao, Bingshen Mu, Zhennan Lin +7

Human speech includes nonverbal vocalizations (NVVs), such as laughter, sighs, breaths, and coughs, which convey affective and interactional information. Existing approaches typica…

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Source-Adaptive Data Curation for Bilingual NVV-Aware ASR

Yuang Cao, Qirui Zhan, Jingbin Hu +8

Nonverbal vocalizations (NVVs), such as laughter, sighs, breaths, and coughs, convey affective and interactional information that conventional automatic speech recognition (ASR) sy…

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MSU-Bench: Towards Speaker-Centric Understanding in Conversational Multi-Speaker Scenarios

Zhaokai Sun, Shuai Wang, Zhennan Lin +6

Spoken Language Understanding (SLU) is moving from task-specific pipelines toward large audio language models (LALMs) that generate natural-language responses. However, existing sp…

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Towards Fine-Grained Multi-Dimensional Speech Understanding: Data Pipeline, Benchmark, and Model

Guojian Li, Zhixian Zhao, Zhennan Lin +9

While speech Large Language Models (LLMs) excel at conventional tasks like basic speech recognition, they lack fine-grained, multi-dimensional perception. This deficiency is eviden…