Self-adaptation adjusting method for improving apperceive quality of g.711
A technology for adaptive adjustment and perceived quality, applied in the field of signal coding
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[0041] G.711 features using general weighting filters
[0042] G.711 is an ITU voice and audio codec standard widely used in early communication systems. G.711 is a PCM based codec. Each signal sample is coded with 8 bits. If the sample rate is 8kHz, the resulting codec has a bit rate of 64 kbit / s. G.711 can be used alone or as a scalable codec core. G.711 has two encoding methods, one is called A-law and the other is called μ-law. They all use scalar quantization methods. The size of the quantization step varies with the magnitude of the signal sample, ie it can be 8, 16, 32, 64, ... and so on. If we define absolute quantization error and relative quantization error as follows:
[0043] Absolute Error = | s ( n ) - s ^ ( n ) | , - - - ...
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