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I'm curious what the 'artefacts' are going to sound like with schemes like this. Using a generative-adversarial network as a compressor (with a 'perceptual' di
by mckirk 4y ago
I'm curious what the 'artefacts' are going to sound like with schemes like this.
Using a generative-adversarial network as a compressor (with a 'perceptual' discriminator, how ever that works) probably means that all introduced artefacts will sound entirely plausible. I.e., it's possible that you didn't mishear the word, but that it was mis-compressed to a perceptually very similar word.
- avian 4y agoUsing compression like this for storage is kind of going back to ancient times when songs and stories were passed down through people listening, learning and re-telling them. Each reproduction was a bit different because the person telling it sometimes couldn't remember the details and filled in the blanks with plausible replacements they came up with on the spot.
- pessimizer 4y agohttps://www.dkriesel.com/en/blog/2013/0802_xerox-workcentres_are_switching_written_numbers_when_scanning https://www.dkriesel.com/en/blog/2013/0802_xerox-workcentres... Xerox copier flaw changes numbers in scanned docs [2013]
- genewitch 4y agoMy only experience with Facebook AI has been "meh". I'm using FB research transformers and it subtly changes what is supposed to be deterministic output. I have more fun trying to break stable diffusion than getting interesting pictures anyhow.