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Predictive–Generative Drift Decomposition for Speech Enhancement and Separation

NeurIPS 2026 · Image generation › Fast diffusion sampling · approach: Denoising diffusion probabilistic models · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes SIPS, a plug-and-play speech enhancement and separation method that combines a pretrained predictor's output as a deterministic drift with a clean-speech-only score/denoiser prior inside a stochastic interpolant SDE sampler.

Problem

Predictive speech enhancement/separation models give high signal-level fidelity but sound unnatural in hard conditions, while generative models produce natural speech but hallucinate and lose faithfulness; existing hybrids are tied to specific predictors or degradations.

Approach

Decompose the stochastic interpolant dynamics into a predictor-induced drift (P(y)-y) and a learned denoiser term trained on clean speech only, so any pretrained predictor can be plugged into SDE sampling with few steps and a degradation-agnostic prior.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: VoiceBank-DEMAND WHAMR! EARS-WHAM v2

Benchmarks: VoiceBank-DEMAND EARS-WHAM (v2) WHAMR!

Metrics: SI-SDR PESQ DNSMOS P.808 NISQA UTMOS WER

Baselines: SGMSE+ StoRM Diffiner SepFormer FlexIO

Builds on: stochastic interpolants EDM2 StoRM Diffiner DDRM

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