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The STFT is the main computational tool used in spectral modeling
applications. As we discuss in detail in Chapters 8 and 9, the STFT
may be viewed as either an
- overlap-add processor--a sequence of Fourier
transforms of windowed data segments (a ``sliding'' or ``hopping''
FFT), or a
- filter-bank-sum processor--an implementation of a
time-domain bandpass filter bank using an FFT to implement the
filter bank.
Most STFT applications are based on the overlap-add point of view.
However, the filter-bank-sum viewpoint coincides with earlier
precursors such as the phase vocoder (discussed in the applications
chapter), and many audio coding schemes have been based on filter
banks.
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