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Research questionHow can streaming neural audio codecs preserve speech intelligibility under zero-lookahead, low-latency constraints?Optimizing neural codecs for spectrogram reconstruction can leave speech content less intelligible in the decoded audio. Streaming systems must preserve that content without waiting for future audio while keeping end-to-end latency low.
Audio & Speech
Audio & Speech Processing
Machine Learning
Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.Reconstruct! Don't Encode: Self-Supervised Representation Reconstruction Loss for High-Intelligibility and Low-Latency Streaming Neural Audio CodecThe source concerns Transformer-based streaming neural audio codecs and reports a self-supervised representation reconstruction loss, including a zero-lookahead configuration. Evidence covers LibriSpeech test-clean WER and CER, convergence after 300k training steps on one H200 GPU, and reported low end-to-end latency; broader datasets and deployment conditions are not specified.research paper · Sep 1, 2026
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