Audio Segmentation Based on Spatial Metadata
A metadata and audio technology, applied in the field of adaptive audio signal processing, can solve problems such as not using spatial clues
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[0224] The embodiments generally aim at the following systems and methods, which are used to divide audio into non-interpolable output matrices on which can maintain constant sub-segments, and at the same time achieve continuous variation of the norm through the interpolation of the input primitive matrix and can use triangular matrices Update to correct the trajectory. The segmentation is designed so that the matrix specified at the boundary of these sub-segments can be decomposed into the original matrix in two different ways, one is suitable for interpolation all the way to the boundary, and the other is suitable for starting from The boundary is interpolated. This process also marks segments that need to be rolled back as non-interpolated.
[0225] One method of this method involves keeping the primitive matrix channel sequence constant. As mentioned earlier, each primitive matrix is associated with the channel it operates or modifies. For example, consider the order S o...
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