Coding apparatus, decoding apparatus, and methods
A coding apparatus normalizes a low-frequency spectrum included in each of sub-bands obtained from dividing a low band part, using a largest amplitude value among the low-frequency spectrum included in each sub-band, obtains a normalized low-frequency spectrum by decoding the first encoded data, and calculates a correlation between each divided band of a high-frequency spectrum and a plurality of candidate bands of the normalized low-frequency spectrum. The best bands of a plurality of candidate bands are identified, each candidate band having a starting frequency position with non-zero amplitude in the normalized low-frequency spectrum, the high-frequency spectrum being in a high band part of the input audio signal that is higher than the predetermined frequency, and the high-frequency spectrum is encoded using lag information identifying the best band for transmitting the lag information to a decoder.
1. A coding apparatus, comprising:
a processor; and
a memory that stores instructions which, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to perform operations comprising:
encoding a first band of an input audio signal;
normalizing a first spectrum included in each of sub-bands obtained by dividing the first band;
calculating a correlation between each divided band of a second band spectrum and a plurality of candidate bands of the normalized first spectrum, the second spectrum being higher than a predetermined frequency;
identifying best bands of the plurality of candidate bands, each candidate band having a starting frequency position with non-zero amplitude in the normalized first spectrum; and
encoding the second spectrum using lag information identifying the best band for transmitting the lag information to a decoder side.
2. The coding apparatus according to claim 1 ,
wherein a plurality of other bands which have starting frequency positions with zero amplitude in the normalized first spectrum are skipped in calculating the correlation.
3. The coding apparatus according to claim 1 ,
wherein the lag information indicates a starting frequency position of the best band.
4. The coding apparatus according to claim 1 ,
wherein a number of the plurality of candidate bands is four.
5. A decoding apparatus, comprising:
a processor; and
a memory that stores instructions which, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to perform operations comprising:
decoding first encoded data, generated by encoding a first band of an input audio signal;
normalizing a first spectrum included in each of sub-bands obtained by dividing the first band;
obtaining a normalized first spectrum, the first spectrum being obtained by decoding the first encoded data;
obtaining lag information identifying the best band; and
generating a second spectrum by using the best band;
wherein the lag information indicating the particular band having a best correlation between each divided band of an encoding-side second spectrum and an encoding-side first spectrum, that results from normalizing a spectrum generated by decoding the first encoded data, the best bands being selected from a plurality of candidate bands, each having a starting frequency position with non-zero amplitude in the normalized first spectrum, the second spectrum is higher than the predetermined frequency in a coding apparatus.
6. The decoding apparatus according to claim 5 ,
wherein the lag information indicates the starting frequency position of the best band.
7. The decoding apparatus according to claim 5 ,
further comprising a second decoder that identifies the particular band based on the lag information, and copies the best band to the second spectrum.
8. A coding method, comprising:
encoding, a first band of an input audio signal;
normalizing a first spectrum included in each of sub-bands obtained by dividing the first band;
calculating a correlation between each divided band of a second band spectrum and a plurality of candidate bands of the normalized first spectrum, the second spectrum being higher than a predetermined frequency;
identifying best bands of the plurality of candidate bands, each candidate band having a starting frequency position with non-zero amplitude in the normalized first spectrum; and
encoding the second spectrum using lag information identifying the best band for transmitting the lag information to a decoder side.
9. The coding method according to claim 8 ,
wherein in calculating the correlation, a plurality of other bands which have starting frequency positions with zero amplitude in the normalized first spectrum are skipped.
10. The coding method according to claim 8 ,
wherein the lag information indicates a starting frequency position of the best band.
11. The coding method according to claim 8 ,
wherein a number of the plurality of candidate bands is four.
12. A decoding method, comprising:
decoding first encoded data, generated by encoding a first band of an input audio signal;
normalizing a first spectrum included in each of sub-bands obtained by dividing the first band;
obtaining a normalized first spectrum, the first spectrum being obtained by decoding the first encoded data;
obtaining lag information identifying the best band; and
generating a second spectrum by using the best band;
wherein the second encoded data contains lag information indicating the particular band having a best correlation between each divided band of an encoding-side second spectrum and an encoding-side first spectrum, that results from normalizing a spectrum generated by decoding the first encoded data, the best bands being selected from a plurality of candidate bands, each having a starting frequency position with non-zero amplitude in the normalized first spectrum, the second spectrum is higher than the predetermined frequency in a coding apparatus.
13. The decoding method according to claim 12 ,
wherein the lag information indicates the starting frequency position of the best band.
14. The decoding method according to claim 12 , further comprising
identifying the particular band based on the lag information, and copying the best band to the second spectrum.