Audio encoding device, method, and program which controls the number of time groups in a frame using three successive time group energies
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorOsamu Shimada
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AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorOsamu Shimada
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[PROBLEMS] To provide a high-quality audio signal encoding technique by controlling the number of time/frequency groups in a frame. [MEANS FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS] An audio encoding device includes: a time group boundary candidate position extraction unit (101) for analyzing a sub-band signal (2001) obtained by frequency-changing an input signal and calculating a candidate position of the time group boundary by comparing change in energy of three successive time groups; a time group quantity generation unit (103) for outputting a maximum value of the time group quantity; a time group selection unit (102) for generating a time group quantity not greater than the maximum time group quantity by using the candidate position; and a frequency group generation unit (104) for generating a frequency group by using the generated time group information. The device generates a time/frequency group accurately reflecting a change of the input signal and performs operations while controlling the number of time/frequency groups in the frame.
An audio encoding device for conducting grouping of a subband signal obtained by frequency-converting an input audio signal in a time direction and a frequency direction for each frame unit, and encoding the signal for each unit of the grouping, characterized in comprising:
An audio encoding method of conducting grouping of a subband signal obtained by frequency-converting an input audio signal in a time direction and a frequency direction for each frame unit, and encoding the signal for each unit of the grouping, characterized in:
A non-transitory computer-readable data storage medium storing an audio encoding program for conducting grouping of a subband signal obtained by frequency-converting an input audio signal in a time direction and a frequency direction for each frame unit, and encoding the signal for each unit of the grouping, characterized in causing an information processing device to execute the processes of:
A non-transitory computer-readable record medium having a program recorded therein for conducting grouping of a subband signal obtained by frequency-converting an input audio signal in a time direction and a frequency direction for each frame unit, and encoding the signal for each unit of the grouping, said record medium characterized in having a program recorded therein for causing an information processing device to execute the processes of:
An audio encoding device for conducting grouping of a subband signal obtained by frequency-converting an input audio signal in a time direction and a frequency direction for each frame unit, and encoding the signal for each unit of the grouping, characterized in comprising:
An audio encoding method of conducting grouping of a subband signal obtained by frequency-converting an input audio signal in a time direction and a frequency direction for each frame unit, and encoding the signal for each unit of the grouping, characterized in:
A non-transitory computer-readable data storage medium storing an audio encoding program for conducting grouping of a subband signal obtained by frequency-converting an input audio signal in a time direction and a frequency direction for each frame unit, and encoding the signal for each unit of the grouping, characterized in causing an information processing device to execute the processes of:
A non-transitory computer-readable record medium having a program recorded therein for conducting grouping of a subband signal obtained by frequency-converting an input audio signal in a time direction and a frequency direction for each frame unit, and encoding the signal for each unit of the grouping, said record medium characterized in having a program recorded therein for causing an information processing device to execute the processes of:
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