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[Discussion] The difference between reference paper and coding

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I have read your conference paper “Singing Voice Separation with Deep U Net Convolutional Networks”, which is very impressive.

In this paper, the U-net your team introduced only process one amplitude spectrum of STFT for one time. The architecture is:
![artical](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/51052130/85247678-2dc6b700-b481-11ea-90ac-14e6bdd3355f.jpg)

However, when I refer to the code, I find the output has two channels:
![code](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/51052130/85247749-5c449200-b481-11ea-8d23-1dbf8600297b.jpg)

I wander, whether there is a bug in the code, or you have come up with other idea of processing the signal. I have two guesses: (1) the network processes the amplitude and phase spectrum at the same time. (2) the network processes the amplitude of vocal and accompaniment at the same time.

I will be very appreciative if you could give me some guidance or provide other reference papers. Hoping for your reply.

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