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Acoustic Progress Propagation for Long-Horizon Speculative Decoding in ASR
Speculative decoding accelerates autoregressive automatic speech recognition (ASR), but the acceptance length of alignment-aware drafters can saturate as the draft horizon increases. We propose a progress-aware speculative drafter that recurrently propagates an acoustic progress state across draft s
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