This code defines a function `dct` (likely performing the Discrete...
August 26, 2025 at 08:37 AM
This code defines a function dct
(likely performing the Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT)) on an input array in
, storing the results in the output array out
. Here's what is happening step-by-step:
-
Parameters:
in
: A pointer to the input array of floating-point numbers.out
: A pointer to the output array that will hold the transformed values.- Both arrays are assumed to have at least
NB_BANDS
elements.
-
Purpose:
- Computes the DCT for
NB_BANDS
input values using a precomputed transformation matrix (rnn_dct_table
).
- Computes the DCT for
-
Algorithm:
- Loops over each element of the output array (
i
ranges from0
toNB_BANDS - 1
). - An inner loop accumulates the dot product between the input array elements (
in[j]
) and the corresponding entry in the DCT matrix (rnn_dct_table
). rnn_dct_table[j*NB_BANDS + i]
accesses the(j, i)
-th element of the DCT matrix, where the matrix is stored in row-major order.- The result (
sum
) is scaled by a normalization factor (sqrt(2./22)
) and stored in the output arrayout[i]
.
- Loops over each element of the output array (
-
Normalization:
- The
out[i]
values are scaled by a constant normalization factor (sqrt(2./22)
), which is likely dependent on the properties of this specific DCT implementation.
- The
-
Dependencies:
NB_BANDS
: A constant that defines the size of the input/output arrays and the DCT matrix dimensions.rnn_dct_table
: A 2D array (stored as 1D in row-major order) containing the DCT coefficients.
In summary:
This function computes the Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT) of an input array in
of NB_BANDS
elements using a precomputed DCT basis matrix (rnn_dct_table
), then writes the result to the output array out
. The transformation is scaled by a constant factor (sqrt(2./22)
) specific to this implementation.
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