Instruct: Identify the main and secondary category of Arxiv papers based on the titles and abstracts
Query: TFGAN: Time and Frequency Domain Based Generative Adversarial Network
  for High-fidelity Speech Synthesis   Recently, GAN based speech synthesis methods, such as MelGAN, have become
very popular. Compared to conventional autoregressive based methods, parallel
structures based generators make waveform generation process fast and stable.
However, the quality of generated speech by autoregressive based neural
vocoders, such as WaveRNN, is still higher than GAN. To address this issue, we
propose a novel vocoder model: TFGAN, which is adversarially learned both in
time and frequency domain. On one hand, we propose to discriminate ground-truth
waveform from synthetic one in frequency domain for offering more consistency
guarantees instead of only in time domain. On the other hand, in contrast to
the conventionally frequency-domain STFT loss approach or feature map loss by
discriminator to learn waveform, we propose a set of time-domain loss that
encourage the generator to capture the waveform directly. TFGAN has nearly same
synthesis speed as MelGAN, but the fidelity is significantly improved by our
novel learning method. In our experiments, TFGAN shows the ability to achieve
comparable mean opinion score (MOS) than autoregressive vocoder under speech
synthesis context.

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