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CONTACT INFORMATION 85 86 Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits IIS 87 Attention: Audio and Multimedia Departments - FDK AAC LL 88 Am Wolfsmantel 33 89 91058 Erlangen, Germany 90 91 www.iis.fraunhofer.de/amm 92 amm-info@iis.fraunhofer.de 93 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ 94 95 /******************* Library for basic calculation routines ******************** 96 97 Author(s): Manuel Jander 98 99 Description: LPC related functions 100 101 *******************************************************************************/ 102 103 #ifndef FDK_LPC_H 104 #define FDK_LPC_H 105 106 #include "common_fix.h" 107 108 #define LPC_MAX_ORDER 24 109 110 /* 111 * Experimental solution for lattice filter substitution. 112 * LPC_SYNTHESIS_IIR macro must be activated in aacdec_tns.cpp. 113 * When LPC_SYNTHESIS_IIR enabled, there will be a substitution of the default 114 * lpc synthesis lattice filter by an IIR synthesis filter (with a conversionof 115 * the filter coefs). LPC_TNS related macros are intended to implement the data 116 * types used by the CLpc_Synthesis variant which is used for this solution. 117 * */ 118 119 /* #define LPC_TNS_LOWER_PRECISION */ 120 121 typedef FIXP_DBL FIXP_LPC_TNS; 122 #define FX_DBL2FX_LPC_TNS(x) (x) 123 #define FX_DBL2FXCONST_LPC_TNS(x) (x) 124 #define FX_LPC_TNS2FX_DBL(x) (x) 125 #define FL2FXCONST_LPC_TNS(val) FL2FXCONST_DBL(val) 126 #define MAXVAL_LPC_TNS MAXVAL_DBL 127 128 typedef FIXP_SGL FIXP_LPC; 129 #define FX_DBL2FX_LPC(x) FX_DBL2FX_SGL((FIXP_DBL)(x)) 130 #define FX_DBL2FXCONST_LPC(x) FX_DBL2FXCONST_SGL(x) 131 #define FX_LPC2FX_DBL(x) FX_SGL2FX_DBL(x) 132 #define FL2FXCONST_LPC(val) FL2FXCONST_SGL(val) 133 #define MAXVAL_LPC MAXVAL_SGL 134 135 /** 136 * \brief Obtain residual signal through LPC analysis. 137 * \param signal pointer to buffer holding signal to be analysed. Residual is 138 * returned there (in place) 139 * \param signal_size the size of the input data in pData 140 * \param lpcCoeff_m the LPC filter coefficient mantissas 141 * \param lpcCoeff_e the LPC filter coefficient exponent 142 * \param order the LPC filter order (size of coeff) 143 * \param filtState Pointer to state buffer of size order 144 * \param filtStateIndex pointer to state index storage 145 */ 146 void CLpc_Analysis(FIXP_DBL signal[], const int signal_size, 147 const FIXP_LPC lpcCoeff_m[], const int lpcCoeff_e, 148 const int order, FIXP_DBL *filtState, int *filtStateIndex); 149 150 /** 151 * \brief Synthesize signal fom residual through LPC synthesis, using LP 152 * coefficients. 153 * \param signal pointer to buffer holding the residual signal. The synthesis is 154 * returned there (in place) 155 * \param signal_size the size of the input data in pData 156 * \param inc buffer traversal increment for signal 157 * \param coeff the LPC filter coefficients 158 * \param coeff_e exponent of coeff 159 * \param order the LPC filter order (size of coeff) 160 * \param state state buffer of size LPC_MAX_ORDER 161 * \param pStateIndex pointer to state index storage 162 */ 163 void CLpc_Synthesis(FIXP_DBL *signal, const int signal_size, const int signal_e, 164 const int inc, const FIXP_LPC_TNS *lpcCoeff_m, 165 const int lpcCoeff_e, const int order, FIXP_DBL *state, 166 int *pStateIndex); 167 void CLpc_Synthesis(FIXP_DBL *signal, const int signal_size, const int signal_e, 168 const int inc, const FIXP_LPC coeff[], const int coeff_e, 169 const int order, FIXP_DBL *filtState, int *pStateIndex); 170 171 /** 172 * \brief Synthesize signal fom residual through LPC synthesis, using ParCor 173 * coefficients. The algorithm assumes a filter gain of max 1.0. If the filter 174 * gain is higher, this must be accounted into the values of signal_e 175 * and/or signal_e_out to avoid overflows. 176 * \param signal pointer to buffer holding the residual signal. The synthesis is 177 * returned there (in place) 178 * \param signal_size the size of the input data in pData 179 * \param inc buffer traversal increment for signal 180 * \param coeff the LPC filter coefficients 181 * \param coeff_e exponent of coeff 182 * \param order the LPC filter order (size of coeff) 183 * \param state state buffer of size LPC_MAX_ORDER 184 */ 185 void CLpc_SynthesisLattice(FIXP_DBL *signal, const int signal_size, 186 const int signal_e, const int signal_e_out, 187 const int inc, const FIXP_SGL *coeff, 188 const int order, FIXP_DBL *state); 189 190 void CLpc_SynthesisLattice(FIXP_DBL *RESTRICT signal, const int signal_size, 191 const int signal_e, const int signal_e_out, 192 const int inc, const FIXP_DBL *RESTRICT coeff, 193 const int order, FIXP_DBL *RESTRICT state); 194 195 /** 196 * \brief 197 */ 198 INT CLpc_ParcorToLpc(const FIXP_LPC_TNS reflCoeff[], FIXP_LPC_TNS LpcCoeff[], 199 INT numOfCoeff, FIXP_DBL workBuffer[]); 200 INT CLpc_ParcorToLpc(const FIXP_LPC reflCoeff[], FIXP_LPC LpcCoeff[], 201 const int numOfCoeff, FIXP_DBL workBuffer[]); 202 203 /** 204 * \brief Calculate ParCor (Partial autoCorrelation, reflection) coefficients 205 * from autocorrelation coefficients using the Schur algorithm (instead of 206 * Levinson Durbin). 207 * \param acorr order+1 autocorrelation coefficients 208 * \param reflCoeff output reflection /ParCor coefficients. The first 209 * coefficient which is always 1.0 is ommitted. 210 * \param order number of acorr / reflCoeff coefficients. 211 * \param pPredictionGain_m prediction gain mantissa 212 * \param pPredictionGain_e prediction gain exponent 213 */ 214 void CLpc_AutoToParcor(FIXP_DBL acorr[], const int acorr_e, 215 FIXP_LPC reflCoeff[], const int order, 216 FIXP_DBL *pPredictionGain_m, INT *pPredictionGain_e); 217 218 #endif /* FDK_LPC_H */ 219