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Adapting offline models to a streaming context for music source separation
Real-time music source separation must satisfy two constraints: a bound on algorithmic latency and a bound on computational cost. Offline separators are usually omitted from real-time comparisons or credited with a latency equal to their full input length. We show that this latency is set by where t
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