Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10370000 | Signal Processing | 2005 | 14 Pages |
Abstract
Total least squares (TLS) algorithms are applied for the automatic extraction of the modeling parameters in the ESM, i.e. the amplitude, phase, frequency and damping factors of a user-defined number of damped sinusoids. In order to turn the SNR optimization criterion of these TLS algorithms into a perceptual modeling strategy, we use the psycho-acoustic model of MPEG-1 Layer 1 in a subband TLS-ESM scheme. This allows us to model each subband signal in accordance with its perceptual relevance, thereby lowering the number of required modeling components for a given modeling quality. Simulations and listening tests confirm that perceptual ESM achieves the same perceived quality as plain ESM while using substantially less components, and provide support for applying the new model in the fields of parametric audio processing and coding.
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Authors
Kris Hermus, Werner Verhelst, Philippe Lemmerling, Patrick Wambacq, Sabine Van Huffel,