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GS-Codec: A Gaussian-Splatting Bottleneck for Neural Audio Coding
Neural audio codecs compress waveforms into compact discrete tokens that underpin speech language models, real-time communication, and large-scale audio storage. Almost every dominant design, including residual vector quantization, finite scalar quantization, and single-codebook variants, follows th
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