TTS-PRISM: A Perceptual Reasoning and Interpretable Speech Model for Fine-Grained Diagnosis
arXiv cs.CL / 4/27/2026
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Key Points
- The paper introduces TTS-PRISM, a perceptual reasoning and interpretable text-to-speech (TTS) framework aimed at diagnosing fine-grained Mandarin acoustic artifacts beyond relying on monolithic metrics.
- It defines a 12-dimensional diagnostic schema (from stability to advanced expressiveness) and uses a targeted synthesis pipeline with adversarial perturbations and expert anchors to construct a high-quality diagnostic dataset.
- The method applies schema-driven instruction tuning so the model’s scoring criteria and reasoning are explicitly embedded into an efficient end-to-end system.
- Experiments on a 1,600-sample Gold Test Set show TTS-PRISM achieves better human alignment than generalist TTS models, and profiling across six TTS paradigms yields intuitive diagnostic flags.
- The project is released as open source, with code and checkpoints provided via the referenced GitHub repository.
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