<t>Definition of the <spanxstyle="emph">pitch bands</spanx></t>
<t>Decay coefficients of the Laplace distributions for coarse energy</t>
<t>Fine energy allocation data</t>
<t>Pulse allocation data</t>
<t>Bit allocation matrix</t>
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The windowing overlap is the amount of overlap between the frames. CELT uses a low-overlap window that is typically half of the frame size. For a frame size of 256 samples, the overlap is 128 samples, so the total algorithmic delay is 256+128=384. CELT divides the audio into frequency bands, for which the energy is preserved. These bands are chosen to follow the ear's critical bands (Bark scale), with the exception that each band has to contain at least 3 frequency bins.
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The bands used for coding in CELT are based on the Bark scale. The Bark band edges (in Hz) are defined as: