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Brain2Speech-Net: Fast and Intelligible Brain-to-Speech Synthesis Without Text Decoding
The loss of speech limits communication for individuals with paralysis. Direct neural-to-speech synthesis is challenging due to the limited availability of neural data for training speech brain-computer interfaces. Most existing systems rely on cascaded neural-to-text-to-speech pipelines, which incr
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