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> that induce the reconstructed audio to sound like the uncompressed original input. What if we want the codec to produce easier-perceptible sound, not just a
by cblconfederate 5y ago
> that induce the reconstructed audio to sound like the uncompressed original input.
What if we want the codec to produce easier-perceptible sound, not just a reconstruction. Could bake in noise and echo reduction, voice improvements etc
- vlovich123 5y agoDid you read the “ Joint Audio Compression and Enhancement” section part of the announcement?
- cblconfederate 5y agoI wonder how the training works in that system
- rcthompson 5y agoI assume think they start with the "signal" and "noise" as separate audio files, and then they play them together in order to create a synthetic noisy input. Then they can train the output against only the signal so that it will learn to filter out the noise.