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WST-Graph: Topology-Preserving Wavelet Scattering Front-End for Speech Deepfake Detection
The acoustic front-end determines which forensic cues a speech deepfake detector can exploit. The wavelet scattering transform (WST) provides stable multiscale coefficients with explicit coordinates, yet direct flattening obscures the parent relation between paths. We introduce WST-Graph, reconstruc
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