Closed philgzl closed 1 month ago
Oops! You are right.
I did use the magnitude-compressed complex spectrum when calculating the loss.
The description in the journal version is incorrect. We will correct it. Thank you for pointing it out!
Great thanks!
In the long-version paper, the magnitude loss is defined as a distance between the compressed magnitudes (Eq. 2). Meanwhile the complex loss is defined as a distance between the non-compressed complex representations of the signals (Eq. 8). However since the dataset class is returning a complex signal that uses the compressed magnitude here, it seems to me that the complex loss actually uses compressed versions of the signals. Can you confirm?