Actually use RTCD in the PLC feature prediction
diff --git a/dnn/lpcnet_plc.c b/dnn/lpcnet_plc.c
index 2aecb85..2a901ad 100644
--- a/dnn/lpcnet_plc.c
+++ b/dnn/lpcnet_plc.c
@@ -112,10 +112,10 @@
PLCModel *model = &st->model;
PLCNetState *net = &st->plc_net;
celt_assert(st->loaded);
- compute_generic_dense(&model->plc_dense_in, tmp, in, ACTIVATION_TANH, 0);
- compute_generic_gru(&model->plc_gru1_input, &model->plc_gru1_recurrent, net->gru1_state, tmp, 0);
- compute_generic_gru(&model->plc_gru2_input, &model->plc_gru2_recurrent, net->gru2_state, net->gru1_state, 0);
- compute_generic_dense(&model->plc_dense_out, out, net->gru2_state, ACTIVATION_LINEAR, 0);
+ compute_generic_dense(&model->plc_dense_in, tmp, in, ACTIVATION_TANH, st->arch);
+ compute_generic_gru(&model->plc_gru1_input, &model->plc_gru1_recurrent, net->gru1_state, tmp, st->arch);
+ compute_generic_gru(&model->plc_gru2_input, &model->plc_gru2_recurrent, net->gru2_state, net->gru1_state, st->arch);
+ compute_generic_dense(&model->plc_dense_out, out, net->gru2_state, ACTIVATION_LINEAR, st->arch);
}
static int get_fec_or_pred(LPCNetPLCState *st, float *out) {
