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Reduced computational complexity of bit allocation for perceptual coding

CA 2561435 C · Owner: Andersen, Robert Loring · Inventors: Robinson, Charles Quito; Vernon, Stephen Decker; Andersen, Robert Loring

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A process that allocates bits for quantizing spectral components in a perceptual coding system is performed more efficiently by obtaining an accurate estimate of the optimal value for one or more coding parameters that are used in the bit allocation process. In one implementation for a perceptual audio coding system, an accurate estimate of an offset from a calculated psychoacoustic masking curve is derived by selecting an initial value for the offset were used for coding, and estimating the optimum value of the offset from a difference between this calculated number and the number of bits that are actually available for allocation.

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  • Filed March 18, 2005 and granted December 24, 2013. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended March 18, 2025.
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FiledMarch 18, 2005
GrantedDecember 24, 2013
Term endedMarch 18, 2025
Patent numberCA 2561435 C
Classification (IPC)G10L19/03

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