Device and method for processing an audio signal

Data processing: speech signal processing – linguistics – language – Speech signal processing

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C704S203000

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ABSTRACT:
The invention concerns audio signal processing, comprising: a first processing of an audio source signal, using at least a mathematical transform applied on first sequences of samples obtained by applying first segmentation windows on the audio source signal; and a second audio processing applied on second sequences of samples obtained by applying second segmentation windows on the signal delivered by the first step; the two successive first windows and/or the two successive second windows overlapping, the overlaps being such that the segmentations are synchronous.

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