Multi-hysteresis format for audio coding
A coding and lag technology, applied in the field of decoding audio signals, which can solve problems such as low coding efficiency
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[0036] High-quality audio coding systems generally require a relatively large amount of data to encode audio content, ie, have relatively low coding efficiency. While the development of tools such as noise filling and high-frequency regeneration has shown that waveform descriptive data can be partially replaced by a smaller set of control data, no high-quality audio codec relies primarily on perceptually relevant features. However, improvements in computing power and recent advances in the field of machine learning have increased the feasibility of decoding audio primarily from arbitrary encoder formats. This disclosure presents examples of such encoder formats.
[0037] Broadly speaking, this disclosure proposes an encoding format based on auditory resolution-inspired subband envelopes and additional information. Additional information includes individual autocorrelation values and individual lag values per subband (and per update step). The envel...
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