Method of compressing an audio signal using adaptive bit allocat

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

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ABSTRACT:
An audio signal is coded by converting the audio signal into a signal in a frequency domain and effecting a big allocation on the converted audio signal. A masking threshold level for reducing aurally recognized noise due to a masking effect is determined using a signal spectral distribution in a present frame and a signal spectral distribution in a past frame. If the difference between the determined masking threshold level and a masking threshold level in the past frame is equal to or greater than a predetermined level, then a level limited to the difference corresponding to the predetermined level is regarded as a masking threshold level in the present frame.

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