SPcorBWexp
Routine
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void SPcorBWexp (double bwexp, const float rxx[], float rxxb[], int Nc)
Purpose
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Bandwidth expand a set of correlation values
Description
The procedure forms the bandwidth expanded version of a set of correlation
values. The correlation coefficients are multiplied by a Gaussian function.
This is equivalent to convolving the power spectral density by a Gaussian
function. The bandwidth expansion is measured in terms of the width of
the Gaussian function in the frequency domain. A power spectrum consisting
of spectral lines will have each spectral line converted into a Gaussian
function with this bandwidth.
The Gaussian function is specified in terms of its normalized bandwidth
(measured at the 1 standard deviation point). The 3 dB bandwidth is
related to the 1 sigma bandwidth by the following relationship.
B3dB = sqrt (2 ln 2) Bsigma = 1.1774 Bsigma
The ITU-T G.729 8 kb/s CS-ACELP speech coder uses a 1 sigma bandwidth
expansion of 60 Hz relative to a sampling rate of 8000 Hz (bwexp = 60/8000
= 0.0075).
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Reference:
Y. Tohkura, F. Itakura, and S. Hashimoto, "Spectral smoothing technique in
PARCOR speech analysis-synthesis", IEEE Trans. Acoustics, Speech, Signal
Proc., vol. ASSP-26, pp. 587-596, Dec. 1978.
Parameters
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-> double bwexp
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Bandwidth expansion factor
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-> const float rxx[]
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Input correlation coefficients (Nc values)
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<- float rxxb[]
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Output correlation coefficients (Nc values). The output values can
overlay the input values.
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-> int Nc
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Number of correlation coefficients
Author / revision
P. Kabal Copyright (C) 1996
/ Revision 1.1 1996/05/23
See Also
SPpcBWexp
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