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Few-read fault localization in simulated analog crossbars: a sparse-recovery decoder vs reading every cell (with the claims that failed) [R]

TL;DR In simulation, a sparse-recovery decoder over a few random +/-1 probe reads localizes up to 64 stuck cells in a 256x256 analog tile with 4 to 12 counted reads at 1% read noise. Reading every cell takes 256 reads.…

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Frontier models are bad at hearing ASMR: 8 judges vs human labels on 480 clips [P]

I'm training text2asmr, a text-to-ASMR model (whispering plus trigger sounds like tapping, crinkling, brushing). The generator needs every training clip tagged with the sounds in it, and there are about 126k recordings, so I tried frontier models as…

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We shrank our steerable small TTS to 11.84 MB. WER is unchanged, UTMOS drops ~0.1 [p]

A while back I posted SteerTTS v1, a small English TTS you steer with numbers (https://huggingface.co/WhissleAI/steer-tts). Today I am releasing the edge variant: https://huggingface.co/WhissleAI/steer-tts-edge Size: everything an app has to ship…

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I built Open-XTTS-Trainer: Now you can add new language scripts and train all 3 XTTS v2 components in 1 click [P]

Reddit r/MachineLearning·u/yashubhakt·3 days ago
#FPtvG82z
#xtts#training#open#stage#trainer

TL;DR: When Coqui AI shut down, they left XTTS v2 without official training code for the DVAE audio tokenizer and Latent HiFi-GAN vocoder, and fine-tuning new scripts (Arabic, Indic, etc.) broke on fixed vocabularies.…

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Are we solving LLM memory by remembering more, when the real problem is knowing what to forget?[D]

Reddit r/MachineLearning·u/Prestigious-Tip6030·3 days ago
#CyBoV0mC
#memory#context#changes#reading#article

Long-context models can now handle hundreds of thousands, even millions of tokens. But I've been wondering if we're focusing too much on recall and not enough on what happens when information changes.…

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I just came across Next-Concept Modeling and the idea is fascinating[R]

Reddit r/MachineLearning·u/PanelReader·3 days ago
#8ZwrJhwA
#next#across#concept#modeling#learning

I've been learning how language models work, especially next-token prediction, and came across this paper on Next-Concept Modeling (NCM). The interesting part is how it generates text.…

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