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脑到语音:语调特征工程与基于Transformer的重建

Brain-to-Speech: Prosody Feature Engineering and Transformer-Based Reconstruction

Department of Telecommunications and Artificial Intelligence, Budapest University of Technology and Economics(布达佩斯技术与经济大学电信与人工智能系);EuroMov Digital Health in Motion, University of Montpellier, IMT Mines Alès(蒙彼利埃大学 EuroMov 数字健康运动实验室,IMT 阿莱斯矿业学院)

Mohammed Salah Al-Radhi, Géza Németh, Andon Tchechmedjiev, Binbin Xu

AI总结:

本文提出了一种基于脑电图数据的脑到语音合成新方法,通过语调感知的特征工程和先进的Transformer模型实现高保真语音重建,提升了语音的可懂度和表达性。

摘要:

本文提出了一种基于脑电图数据的脑到语音合成新方法,通过语调感知的特征工程和先进的Transformer模型实现高保真语音重建。受解码直接从脑活动获取语音日益增长的兴趣驱动,本文整合了神经科学、人工智能和信号处理,生成准确且自然的语音。我们引入了一种新的管道,直接从复杂的脑iEEG信号中提取关键语调特征,包括语调、音高和节奏。为了有效利用这些关键特征生成自然的语音,我们采用了先进的深度学习模型。此外,本文介绍了一种专门设计用于脑到语音任务的Transformer编码器架构。与传统模型不同,我们的架构整合了提取的语调特征,显著增强了语音重建,从而生成的语音在可懂度和表达性上有所提升。详细的评估显示,在定量和感知指标上,其性能均优于传统基线方法,如传统的Griffin-Lim和基于CNN的重建。通过展示这些在特征提取和基于Transformer的学习方面的进步,本文为AI驱动的神经假体领域做出了贡献,为恢复沟通能力的辅助技术铺平了道路。最后,我们讨论了有前途的未来研究方向,包括扩散模型和实时推理系统的整合。

英文摘要:

This chapter presents a novel approach to brain-to-speech (BTS) synthesis from intracranial electroencephalography (iEEG) data, emphasizing prosody-aware feature engineering and advanced transformer-based models for high-fidelity speech reconstruction. Driven by the increasing interest in decoding speech directly from brain activity, this work integrates neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and signal processing to generate accurate and natural speech. We introduce a novel pipeline for extracting key prosodic features directly from complex brain iEEG signals, including intonation, pitch, and rhythm. To effectively utilize these crucial features for natural-sounding speech, we employ advanced deep learning models. Furthermore, this chapter introduces a novel transformer encoder architecture specifically designed for brain-to-speech tasks. Unlike conventional models, our architecture integrates the extracted prosodic features to significantly enhance speech reconstruction, resulting in generated speech with improved intelligibility and expressiveness. A detailed evaluation demonstrates superior performance over established baseline methods, such as traditional Griffin-Lim and CNN-based reconstruction, across both quantitative and perceptual metrics. By demonstrating these advancements in feature extraction and transformer-based learning, this chapter contributes to the growing field of AI-driven neuroprosthetics, paving the way for assistive technologies that restore communication for individuals with speech impairments. Finally, we discuss promising future research directions, including the integration of diffusion models and real-time inference systems.

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