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Evaluating Prompt Robustness in Text-to-Audio Systems for Adaptive Virtual Agents and Game Soundtracks
Recent text-to-audio models enable adaptive game soundtracks, but small prompt changes can cause abrupt musical shifts. We evaluate MusicGen-small, MusicGen-large, and Stable Audio 2.5 under Minimal Lexical Substitution, Intensity Shifts, and Structural Rephrasing using log-Mel distance, MFCC/chroma
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