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130 void ff_ac3_bit_alloc_calc_psd(int8_t *exp, int start, int end, int16_t *psd, 130 void ff_ac3_bit_alloc_calc_psd(int8_t *exp, int start, int end, int16_t *psd,
131 int16_t *band_psd); 131 int16_t *band_psd);
132 132
133 /** 133 /**
134 * Calculates the masking curve. 134 * Calculates the masking curve.
135 * First, the excitation is calculated using parameters in \p s and the signal 135 * First, the excitation is calculated using parameters in s and the signal
136 * power in each critical band. The excitation is compared with a predefined 136 * power in each critical band. The excitation is compared with a predefined
137 * hearing threshold table to produce the masking curve. If delta bit 137 * hearing threshold table to produce the masking curve. If delta bit
138 * allocation information is provided, it is used for adjusting the masking 138 * allocation information is provided, it is used for adjusting the masking
139 * curve, usually to give a closer match to a better psychoacoustic model. 139 * curve, usually to give a closer match to a better psychoacoustic model.
140 * 140 *
159 int16_t *mask); 159 int16_t *mask);
160 160
161 /** 161 /**
162 * Calculates bit allocation pointers. 162 * Calculates bit allocation pointers.
163 * The SNR is the difference between the masking curve and the signal. AC-3 163 * The SNR is the difference between the masking curve and the signal. AC-3
164 * uses this value for each frequency bin to allocate bits. The \p snroffset 164 * uses this value for each frequency bin to allocate bits. The snroffset
165 * parameter is a global adjustment to the SNR for all bins. 165 * parameter is a global adjustment to the SNR for all bins.
166 * 166 *
167 * @param[in] mask masking curve 167 * @param[in] mask masking curve
168 * @param[in] psd signal power for each frequency bin 168 * @param[in] psd signal power for each frequency bin
169 * @param[in] start starting bin location 169 * @param[in] start starting bin location