Fast subband filtering in digital signal coding

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364514A, 348415, 395 2, 395 212, H03M 1300

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ABSTRACT:
A coding system for data compression and decompression of a digitized source signal, for example in accordance with the MPEG audio standard, includes an analysis filter in which an inverse discrete cosine transform operation is employed during data encoding, and a synthesis filter in which a discrete cosine transform is performed during data decoding.

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