Jul 2026· IEEE Signal Processing Letters· Vol 33, pp. 2954-2958· 0 citations· 35 references
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TL;DR
CoFi-Lite is proposed, a highly efficient model that decouples spectral modeling into coarse- and fine-grained streams that outperforms the ultra-lightweight baseline GTCRN while requiring only 40.26% of its computational complexity.
Abstract
Ultra-lightweight models are essential for the deployment of deep learning-based speech enhancement algorithms on edge devices. Although recent approaches have achieved a certain balance between computational complexity and performance, pushing the complexity limits further demands more sophisticated designs. In this letter, we propose CoFi-Lite, a highly efficient model that decouples spectral modeling into coarse- and fine-grained streams. By leveraging two parallel and symmetric encoder-decoder paths, it simultaneously extracts full-band envelopes and low-frequency details for complementary enhancement. In addition, a novel Cross-Path Fusion (CPF) module is introduced to bridge the distinct paths, facilitating efficient feature interaction. Remarkably, CoFi-Lite requires extremely low computational resources, featuring only 12.87 M MACs/s and 83.12 k parameters. Experimental results demonstrate that our proposed model outperforms the ultra-lightweight baseline GTCRN while requiring only 40.26% of its computational complexity. Its scaled-up variant also delivers performance on par with that of the SOTA ultra-lightweight model AdaptCRN alongside a 19.34% reduction in computational cost.
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