Discriminating between stationary and non-stationary signals

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Hearing aids – electrical – Specified casing or housing

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ABSTRACT:
Signal frames containing background sounds in a mobile radio communication system are tested for stationarity. Consecutive measures .DELTA.E.sub.n representing spectral changes in said signals from frame to frame are formed. From these measures a second measure of the rate of spectral change are formed. Finally, it is determined whether this second measure exceeds a predetermined stationarity limit .gamma.. If this is the case the signals are considered stationary.

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