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Neural audio codecs typically consist of an encoder, a quantizer, and a decoder: the encoder compresses the waveform into a low-frame-rate latent representation, the quantizer (such as residual vector quantization, RVQ) discretizes the continuous latents into multiple codebook indices, and the decoder reconstructs the waveform from the tokens.
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