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MeanSE: Efficient Generative Speech Enhancement with Mean Flows

arXiv 2509.21214 ↗First posted 25 Sep 2025eess.AScited by 2

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Speech enhancement (SE) improves degraded speech's quality, with generative models like flow matching gaining attention for their outstanding perceptual quality. However, the flow-based model requires multiple numbers of function evaluations (NFEs) to achieve stable and satisfactory performance, leading to high computational load and poor 1-NFE performance. In this paper, we propose MeanSE, an efficient generative speech enhancement model using mean flows, which models the average velocity field to achieve high-quality 1-NFE enhancement. Experimental results demonstrate that our proposed MeanSE significantly outperforms the flow matching baseline with a single NFE, exhibiting extremely better out-of-domain generalization capabilities.

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