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Coding of spatio-temporal audio spectra using tree-structured directional filterbanks

Pinto, Francisco
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Vetterli, Martin  
2009
Proceedings of IEEE Workshop on Applications of Signal Processing to Audio and Acoustics
2009 IEEE Workshop on Applications of Signal Processing to Audio and Acoustics

We address the problem of integrating directional analysis of sound into the filterbank of a spatial audio coder, with the purpose of processing and coding with some degree of inde- pendence the plane waves traveling in different directions. A plane wave represents an elementary waveform in the spatio-temporal analysis of the sound field, the same way a complex exponential is an elementary waveform in the time domain analysis of signals. Since a two-dimensional separable filterbank is not flexible enough for this purpose, we propose a non-separable approach based on the quin- cunx filterbank with diamond-shaped filters, cascaded with a base transform filterbank. This solution provides an in- vertible and critically sampled decomposition of the spatio- temporal spectra into subbands representing the different di- rections of wave propagation.

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