optionally (use_lpc=2) support Cholesky factorization for finding the lpc coeficients this will find the coefficients which minimize the sum of the squared errors, levinson-durbin recursion OTOH is only strictly correct if the autocorrelation matrix is a toeplitz matrix which it is only if the blocksize is infinite, this is also why applying a window (like the welch winodw we currently use) improves the lpc coefficients generated by levinson-durbin recursion ... optionally (use_lpc>2) support iterative linear least abs() solver using cholesky factorization with adjusted weights in each iteration compression gain for both is small, and multiple passes are of course dead slow