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EffVOC: Low-Delay Efficient Speech Waveform Reconstruction from Spectral Representations Without Phase
The Griffin-Lim algorithm has been a seminal contribution for phase reconstruction from amplitude spectrograms, however, requiring (infinitely) high algorithmic delay. Its low-delay variant suffers in speech quality. Recent (generative) neural network methods improve on speech quality still at mediu
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