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Usage of short wavelets for scaleable audio coding

Panos Kudumakis, M. Sandler

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In this paper, an in depth investigation and comparison of the performance obtainable with short wavelet filters for low bit rate perceptual audio coding is presented. This a priori knowledge of the short wavelet filters performance evaluation open new horizons in their usage, especially, when combined with the Moving Pictures Expert Group (MPEG-4) requirements for segmental signal to noise ratio scalable audio coding.

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In this paper, an in depth investigation and comparison of the performance obtainable with short wavelet filters for low bit rate perceptual audio coding is presented. This a priori knowledge of the short wavelet filters performance evaluation open new horizons in their usage, especially, when combined with the Moving Pictures Expert Group (MPEG-4) requirements for segmental signal to noise ratio scalable audio coding.

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In this paper, an in depth investigation and comparison of the performance obtainable with short wavelet filters for low bit rate perceptual audio coding is presented. This a priori knowledge of the short wavelet filters performance evaluation open new horizons in their usage, especially, when combined with the Moving Pictures Expert Group (MPEG-4) requirements for segmental signal to noise ratio scalable audio coding.

Key concepts: Computer science, Wavelet, Speech recognition, Coding (social sciences), Speech coding, A priori and a posteriori, Sub-band coding, Perception

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