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Lohwasser 87 Description: auto-correlation functions 88 89 ******************************************************************************/ 90 91 #include "autocorr2nd.h" 92 93 94 95 /* If the accumulator does not provide enough overflow bits, 96 products have to be shifted down in the autocorrelation below. */ 97 #define SHIFT_FACTOR (5) 98 #define SHIFT >> (SHIFT_FACTOR) 99 100 101 #if defined(__CC_ARM) || defined(__arm__) 102 #include "arm/autocorr2nd.cpp" 103 #endif 104 105 106 /*! 107 * 108 * \brief Calculate second order autocorrelation using 2 accumulators 109 * 110 */ 111 #if !defined(FUNCTION_autoCorr2nd_real) 112 INT 113 autoCorr2nd_real (ACORR_COEFS *ac, /*!< Pointer to autocorrelation coeffs */ 114 const FIXP_DBL *reBuffer, /*!< Pointer to to real part of input samples */ 115 const int len /*!< Number input samples */ 116 ) 117 { 118 int j, autoCorrScaling, mScale; 119 120 FIXP_DBL accu1, accu2, accu3, accu4, accu5; 121 122 const FIXP_DBL *pReBuf; 123 124 const FIXP_DBL *realBuf = reBuffer; 125 126 /* 127 r11r,r22r 128 r01r,r12r 129 r02r 130 */ 131 pReBuf = realBuf-2; 132 accu5 = ( (fMultDiv2(pReBuf[0], pReBuf[2]) + 133 fMultDiv2(pReBuf[1], pReBuf[3])) SHIFT); 134 pReBuf++; 135 136 //len must be even 137 accu1 = fPow2Div2(pReBuf[0]) SHIFT; 138 accu3 = fMultDiv2(pReBuf[0], pReBuf[1]) SHIFT; 139 pReBuf++; 140 141 for ( j = (len - 2)>>1; j != 0; j--,pReBuf+=2 ) { 142 143 accu1 += ( (fPow2Div2(pReBuf[0]) + 144 fPow2Div2(pReBuf[1])) SHIFT); 145 146 accu3 += ( (fMultDiv2(pReBuf[0], pReBuf[1]) + 147 fMultDiv2(pReBuf[1], pReBuf[2])) SHIFT); 148 149 accu5 += ( (fMultDiv2(pReBuf[0], pReBuf[2]) + 150 fMultDiv2(pReBuf[1], pReBuf[3])) SHIFT); 151 152 } 153 154 accu2 = (fPow2Div2(realBuf[-2]) SHIFT); 155 accu2 += accu1; 156 157 accu1 += (fPow2Div2(realBuf[len - 2]) SHIFT); 158 159 accu4 = (fMultDiv2(realBuf[-1],realBuf[-2]) SHIFT); 160 accu4 += accu3; 161 162 accu3 += (fMultDiv2(realBuf[len - 1],realBuf[len - 2]) SHIFT); 163 164 mScale = CntLeadingZeros( (accu1 | accu2 | fAbs(accu3) | fAbs(accu4) | fAbs(accu5)) ) - 1; 165 autoCorrScaling = mScale - 1 - SHIFT_FACTOR; /* -1 because of fMultDiv2*/ 166 167 /* Scale to common scale factor */ 168 ac->r11r = accu1 << mScale; 169 ac->r22r = accu2 << mScale; 170 ac->r01r = accu3 << mScale; 171 ac->r12r = accu4 << mScale; 172 ac->r02r = accu5 << mScale; 173 174 ac->det = (fMultDiv2(ac->r11r,ac->r22r) - fMultDiv2(ac->r12r,ac->r12r)) ; 175 mScale = CountLeadingBits(fAbs(ac->det)); 176 177 ac->det <<= mScale; 178 ac->det_scale = mScale - 1; 179 180 return autoCorrScaling; 181 } 182 #endif 183 184 #ifndef LOW_POWER_SBR_ONLY 185 #if !defined(FUNCTION_autoCorr2nd_cplx) 186 INT 187 autoCorr2nd_cplx (ACORR_COEFS *ac, /*!< Pointer to autocorrelation coeffs */ 188 const FIXP_DBL *reBuffer, /*!< Pointer to real part of input samples */ 189 const FIXP_DBL *imBuffer, /*!< Pointer to imag part of input samples */ 190 const int len /*!< Number of input samples */ 191 ) 192 { 193 194 int j, autoCorrScaling, mScale, len_scale; 195 196 FIXP_DBL accu0, accu1,accu2, accu3, accu4, accu5, accu6, accu7, accu8; 197 198 const FIXP_DBL *pReBuf, *pImBuf; 199 200 const FIXP_DBL *realBuf = reBuffer; 201 const FIXP_DBL *imagBuf = imBuffer; 202 203 (len>64) ? (len_scale = 6) : (len_scale = 5); 204 /* 205 r00r, 206 r11r,r22r 207 r01r,r12r 208 r01i,r12i 209 r02r,r02i 210 */ 211 accu1 = accu3 = accu5 = accu7 = accu8 = FL2FXCONST_DBL(0.0f); 212 213 pReBuf = realBuf-2, pImBuf = imagBuf-2; 214 accu7 += ( (fMultDiv2(pReBuf[2], pReBuf[0]) + fMultDiv2(pImBuf[2], pImBuf[0])) >> len_scale); 215 accu8 += ( (fMultDiv2(pImBuf[2], pReBuf[0]) - fMultDiv2(pReBuf[2], pImBuf[0])) >> len_scale); 216 217 pReBuf = realBuf-1, pImBuf = imagBuf-1; 218 for ( j = (len - 1); j != 0; j--,pReBuf++,pImBuf++ ){ 219 accu1 += ( (fPow2Div2(pReBuf[0] ) + fPow2Div2(pImBuf[0] )) >> len_scale); 220 accu3 += ( (fMultDiv2(pReBuf[0], pReBuf[1]) + fMultDiv2(pImBuf[0], pImBuf[1])) >> len_scale); 221 accu5 += ( (fMultDiv2(pImBuf[1], pReBuf[0]) - fMultDiv2(pReBuf[1], pImBuf[0])) >> len_scale); 222 accu7 += ( (fMultDiv2(pReBuf[2], pReBuf[0]) + fMultDiv2(pImBuf[2], pImBuf[0])) >> len_scale); 223 accu8 += ( (fMultDiv2(pImBuf[2], pReBuf[0]) - fMultDiv2(pReBuf[2], pImBuf[0])) >> len_scale); 224 } 225 226 accu2 = ( (fPow2Div2(realBuf[-2]) + fPow2Div2(imagBuf[-2])) >> len_scale); 227 accu2 += accu1; 228 229 accu1 += ( (fPow2Div2(realBuf[len-2]) + 230 fPow2Div2(imagBuf[len-2])) >> len_scale); 231 accu0 = ( (fPow2Div2(realBuf[len-1]) + 232 fPow2Div2(imagBuf[len-1])) >> len_scale) - 233 ( (fPow2Div2(realBuf[-1]) + 234 fPow2Div2(imagBuf[-1])) >> len_scale); 235 accu0 += accu1; 236 237 accu4 = ( (fMultDiv2(realBuf[-1], realBuf[-2]) + 238 fMultDiv2(imagBuf[-1], imagBuf[-2])) >> len_scale); 239 accu4 += accu3; 240 241 accu3 += ( (fMultDiv2(realBuf[len-1], realBuf[len-2]) + 242 fMultDiv2(imagBuf[len-1], imagBuf[len-2])) >> len_scale); 243 244 accu6 = ( (fMultDiv2(imagBuf[-1], realBuf[-2]) - 245 fMultDiv2(realBuf[-1], imagBuf[-2])) >> len_scale); 246 accu6 += accu5; 247 248 accu5 += ( (fMultDiv2(imagBuf[len - 1], realBuf[len - 2]) - 249 fMultDiv2(realBuf[len - 1], imagBuf[len - 2])) >> len_scale); 250 251 mScale = CntLeadingZeros( (accu0 | accu1 | accu2 | fAbs(accu3) | fAbs(accu4) | fAbs(accu5) | 252 fAbs(accu6) | fAbs(accu7) | fAbs(accu8)) ) - 1; 253 autoCorrScaling = mScale - 1 - len_scale; /* -1 because of fMultDiv2*/ 254 255 /* Scale to common scale factor */ 256 ac->r00r = (FIXP_DBL)accu0 << mScale; 257 ac->r11r = (FIXP_DBL)accu1 << mScale; 258 ac->r22r = (FIXP_DBL)accu2 << mScale; 259 ac->r01r = (FIXP_DBL)accu3 << mScale; 260 ac->r12r = (FIXP_DBL)accu4 << mScale; 261 ac->r01i = (FIXP_DBL)accu5 << mScale; 262 ac->r12i = (FIXP_DBL)accu6 << mScale; 263 ac->r02r = (FIXP_DBL)accu7 << mScale; 264 ac->r02i = (FIXP_DBL)accu8 << mScale; 265 266 ac->det = ( fMultDiv2(ac->r11r,ac->r22r) >> 1 ) - 267 ( (fMultDiv2(ac->r12r,ac->r12r) + fMultDiv2(ac->r12i,ac->r12i)) >> 1 ); 268 mScale = CountLeadingBits(fAbs(ac->det)); 269 270 ac->det <<= mScale; 271 ac->det_scale = mScale - 2; 272 273 return autoCorrScaling; 274 } 275 #endif /* FUNCTION_autoCorr2nd_cplx */ 276 #endif /* LOW_POWER_SBR_ONLY */ 277 278 279
