2021
DOI: 10.1109/access.2021.3108784
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Enhancement of Coded Speech Using Neural Network-Based Side Information

Abstract: Audio codecs generate notable artifacts when operating at low bitrates, which degrade the quality of the coded audio significantly. There have been several approaches to enhance the quality of decoded signals with and without side information. While pre-or post-processing approaches without side information can be applied directly to existing systems without modifying codecs, approaches utilizing side information can further enhance the performance while maintaining backward-compatibility with existing codecs.… Show more

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“…The white parts of image in cathode ray tube (CRT) [39] television will be significantly at higher energy than the dark part of images. When attempting to improve a codec or algorithm by analyzing the difference between the encoded-decoded and original signal [40], the term "energy minimization" is also used [41]. If the difference was entirely zeros, the codec would be flawless, hence the goal is to reduce the difference signal energy.…”
Section: Energy Of a Grayscale Imagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The white parts of image in cathode ray tube (CRT) [39] television will be significantly at higher energy than the dark part of images. When attempting to improve a codec or algorithm by analyzing the difference between the encoded-decoded and original signal [40], the term "energy minimization" is also used [41]. If the difference was entirely zeros, the codec would be flawless, hence the goal is to reduce the difference signal energy.…”
Section: Energy Of a Grayscale Imagementioning
confidence: 99%