Adaptive RD Optimized Hybrid Sound Coding

Schijndel NHV, Bensa J, Christensen MG, Colomes C, Edler B, Heusdens R, Jensen J, Jensen SH, Kleijn WB, Kot V, et al. Adaptive RD Optimized Hybrid Sound Coding. J Audio Eng Soc. 2008;56(10):787-809. Available from: https://aes.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=14637

@article{Schijndel2008_14637,
  author = {Schijndel, Nicolle H. van and Bensa, Julien and Christensen, Mads G. and Colomes, Catherine and Edler, Bernd and Heusdens, Richard and Jensen, Jesper and Jensen, Søren Holdt and Kleijn, W. Bastiaan and Kot, Valery and Kövesi, Balázs and Lindblom, Jonas and Massaloux, Dominique and Niamut, Omar A. and Nordén, Fredrik and Plasberg, Jan H. and Vafin, Renat and Par, Steven van de and Virette, David and Wübbolt, Oliver},
  title = {{Adaptive RD Optimized Hybrid Sound Coding}},
  journal = {Journal of the Audio Engineering Society},
  volume = {56},
  number = {10},
  pages = {787--809},
  year = {2008},
  month = oct,
  publisher = {Audio Engineering Society},
  url = {https://aes.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=14637}
}

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AU  - Schijndel, Nicolle H. van
AU  - Bensa, Julien
AU  - Christensen, Mads G.
AU  - Colomes, Catherine
AU  - Edler, Bernd
AU  - Heusdens, Richard
AU  - Jensen, Jesper
AU  - Jensen, Søren Holdt
AU  - Kleijn, W. Bastiaan
AU  - Kot, Valery
AU  - Kövesi, Balázs
AU  - Lindblom, Jonas
AU  - Massaloux, Dominique
AU  - Niamut, Omar A.
AU  - Nordén, Fredrik
AU  - Plasberg, Jan H.
AU  - Vafin, Renat
AU  - Par, Steven van de
AU  - Virette, David
AU  - Wübbolt, Oliver
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AB  - Rather than select a single type of codec optimized for a particular application, the authors propose a generic sound-coding technology that combines a range of different coding algorithms based on the current properties of the audio and the channel constraints. Rate-distortion optimization is a promising method for such a framework. Subjective listening tests show the advantages of this kind of flexibility in such applications as Internet radio, portable storage, and mobile communications. Bit allocation is not fixed but flexible, which allows for adaptation to time-varying inputs and changing channel properties.
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