Causality-aware framework improves simultaneous speech-to-speech translation quality and latency

The authors propose a factorized architecture and adaptive policy that achieve state-of-the-art results with less training data.

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Johns Hopkins University · NVIDIA

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The authors developed a data pipeline that generates causally aligned training segments with cross-lingual voice transfer from existing speech translation data.

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From NVIDIA and Johns Hopkins University

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FAST-CAP improves BLEU by up to 1.2 and reduces latency by up to 38.8% in LLM-based simultaneous speech-to-speech translation.

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