Teaching Speech Models to Hear Chaos
A readable breakdown of CIS-BWE, the ACL 2026 paper on chaos-informed speech bandwidth extension.
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Selected papers and research writing on speech reconstruction, bandwidth extension, cyber-physical sensing, low-resource NLP, and applied generative AI.
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A readable breakdown of CIS-BWE, the ACL 2026 paper on chaos-informed speech bandwidth extension.
Read the explainerA framework for reconstructing higher-bandwidth speech from limited-bandwidth audio, connecting signal restoration with practical speech enhancement.
Read on arXivA study of how HVAC-related sensing channels can expose speech information, highlighting security implications for cyber-physical environments.
Research on intelligible speech recovery from pressure-sensor data, combining sensor security, physical side channels, and deep learning based reconstruction.
Read on arXivA chaos-informed approach to bandwidth extension for speech restoration, accepted to ACL 2026.
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GMU featured the chaos-informed speech reconstruction work behind CIS-BWE and its acceptance to ACL 2026.
Read the GMU storyGMU highlighted related generative AI and signal reconstruction research from the System Design and Security Lab.
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Read on arXivSpeech super-resolution using a complex global attention module with spectro-temporal loss.
Read on arXivExploration of prompt engineering strategies for hate speech detection where labeled resources are limited.
Read on arXivSub-Nyquist sampling with bandwidth extension as a route toward lower-power hearable audio systems.
Read on arXivLLM approaches to gender-based medical specialty prediction in Bangla, published in ICCIT 2024 by IEEE.
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