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1// nx_lpc_levinson.nx -- Levinson-Durbin recursion in Q30 fixed-point.
2// Arc 1 Phase A.2 (after nx_lpc_autocorr).
3//
4// Given autocorrelation R[0..p] (i64 from nx_lpc_autocorr), computes:
5//   - reflection coefficients (PARCOR) k[1..p] in Q30 (|k_i| < 1 for stable)
6//   - LPC predictor coefficients a[1..p] in Q30
7//   - prediction error E[p] in i64 (= R[0] * Π(1 - k_i²))
8//
9// Re-derived from Levinson-Durbin / Yule-Walker.  Patent-clean math.
10// Per [[feedback-bits-up-exceed-never-match]] — no Opus, no MLow,
11// no proprietary codec dependency, integer-only.
12//
13// Algorithm (per any DSP textbook, e.g. Rabiner & Schafer 1978 §8.3):
14//   E = R[0]
15//   for i = 1 to p:
16//     num = -R[i] - Σ_{j=1..i-1} a[j] * R[i-j]    (with proper scaling)
17//     k_i = num / E
18//     new_a[i] = k_i
19//     for j = 1 to i-1: new_a[j] = a[j] + k_i * a[i-j]
20//     E = E * (1 - k_i²)
21//     a = new_a
22//
23// Fixed-point convention:
24//   - R[*] in raw i64 (autocorrelation sums)
25//   - E in raw i64 (always positive, decreasing each iteration)
26//   - k[*] in Q30: real_k = stored_k / 2^30, |real_k| < 1 ⇒ |stored_k| < 2^30
27//   - a[*] in Q30: same convention; final coefs bounded by O(2^p) typically
28//
29// Returns 0 on success, -1 if R[0] <= 0 (degenerate / silence) or
30// p > 30 (would overflow Q30 in a coefs).
31
32import "nx_syscalls_x86_64.nx"
33const NX_MAGIC_1073741823: i64 = 1073741823
34const NX_MAGIC_1024: i64 = 1024
35
36const NX_LPC_Q: i64 = 30
37const NX_LPC_ONE_Q30: i64 = 1073741824   // 1 << 30
38
39// Helper: i64 Q30 multiplication.  (a * b) >> 30 with i64 intermediate.
40// Caller's responsibility to ensure |a| * |b| fits in i64 before shift,
41// which is guaranteed when both are Q30 values with |a|, |b| < 2^31.
42func _q30_mul(a: i64, b: i64) -> i64 {
  return (a * b) >> NX_LPC_Q
44}
45
46// Helper: i64 division a / b, where b > 0, result is signed.
47// NishiLang's `/` should do truncated-toward-zero integer division for i64.
48func _i64_div(a: i64, b: i64) -> i64 {
  return a / b
50}
51
52// nx_lpc_levinson -- p must be in [1, 30].
53//
54//   r_in:    i64 LE array R[0..p]   ((p+1) * 8 bytes)
55//   p_order: 1..30
56//   k_out:   i64 LE array k[0..p-1] (Q30) -- k_out[i-1] = k_i
57//   a_out:   i64 LE array a[0..p-1] (Q30) -- a_out[i-1] = a_i
58//   e_out:   single i64 LE = E[p] (raw, same units as R[0])
59//
60// Returns 0 on success.
61func nx_lpc_levinson(r_in: *u8, p_order: i64,
                    k_out: *u8, a_out: *u8, e_out: *u8) -> i64 {
  if p_order < 1 { return -1 }
  if p_order > 30 { return -1 }
65
  // R[0] must be > 0.  Otherwise the signal is silent / degenerate.
  let r0_off: i64 = 0
  var r0: i64 = 0
  var bi: i64 = 0
  while bi < 8 {
      let bb: i64 = r_in[r0_off + bi]
      r0 = r0 | (bb << (bi * 8))
      bi = bi + 1
  }
  if r0 <= 0 { return -1 }
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  // Normalize R[0..p] so R[0] fits in [2^28, 2^31].  Without this,
  // large-magnitude inputs (real speech R[0] ~ 2^33+) cause acc<<30
  // to overflow + the e_cur>>30 fallback path divides by zero once
  // e_cur shrinks below 2^30.  Apply the same shift uniformly to
  // ALL R[k] -- k and a coefficients are dimensionless ratios so
  // they are unaffected.  Only E[p] picks up the scale; we restore
  // it by left-shifting at the end.
  var norm_shift: i64 = 0
  var r0_test: i64 = r0
  while r0_test > 0x80000000 {           // > 2^31, shift down
      norm_shift = norm_shift + 1
      r0_test = r0_test >> 1
  }
  // Apply norm_shift to ALL R[k] in place by writing back to r_in
  // (allowed: caller's R buffer is consumed during the recursion).
  if norm_shift > 0 {
      var nk: i64 = 0
      while nk <= p_order {
          let nk_off: i64 = nk * 8
          var rk: i64 = 0
          var nbi: i64 = 0
          while nbi < 8 {
              rk = rk | ((r_in[nk_off + nbi]) << (nbi * 8))
              nbi = nbi + 1
          }
          let rk_shifted: i64 = rk >> norm_shift
          r_in[nk_off + 0] = rk_shifted         & 0xff
          r_in[nk_off + 1] = (rk_shifted >> 8)  & 0xff
          r_in[nk_off + 2] = (rk_shifted >> 16) & 0xff
          r_in[nk_off + 3] = (rk_shifted >> 24) & 0xff
          r_in[nk_off + 4] = (rk_shifted >> 32) & 0xff
          r_in[nk_off + 5] = (rk_shifted >> 40) & 0xff
          r_in[nk_off + 6] = (rk_shifted >> 48) & 0xff
          r_in[nk_off + 7] = (rk_shifted >> 56) & 0xff
          nk = nk + 1
      }
      r0 = r0 >> norm_shift
  }
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  // Working buffers: a[1..p] and new_a[1..p] in Q30.
  // Use sys_mmap for transient storage (32 * 8 = 256 bytes each).
  let a_cur: *u8 = sys_mmap(256)
  let a_new: *u8 = sys_mmap(256)
  // Zero both.
  var zi: i64 = 0
  while zi < 32 {
      let off: i64 = zi * 8
      a_cur[off] = 0; a_cur[off+1] = 0; a_cur[off+2] = 0; a_cur[off+3] = 0
      a_cur[off+4] = 0; a_cur[off+5] = 0; a_cur[off+6] = 0; a_cur[off+7] = 0
      a_new[off] = 0; a_new[off+1] = 0; a_new[off+2] = 0; a_new[off+3] = 0
      a_new[off+4] = 0; a_new[off+5] = 0; a_new[off+6] = 0; a_new[off+7] = 0
      zi = zi + 1
  }
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  var e_cur: i64 = r0
132
  // Main recursion: i = 1..p
  var i: i64 = 1
  while i <= p_order {
      // num = -R[i] - Σ_{j=1..i-1} a[j] * R[i-j]
      // R values are raw i64; a values are Q30.  So a[j] * R[i-j] is
      // Q30 * raw = needs >> 30 to bring back to raw scale.
      let r_i_off: i64 = i * 8
      var r_i: i64 = 0
      var ri_bi: i64 = 0
      while ri_bi < 8 {
          r_i = r_i | ((r_in[r_i_off + ri_bi]) << (ri_bi * 8))
          ri_bi = ri_bi + 1
      }
      // Sign-extend r_i if top bit set (already i64 LE, so it's fine)
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      var acc: i64 = 0 - r_i
      var j: i64 = 1
      while j < i {
          let aj_off: i64 = (j - 1) * 8
          var a_j: i64 = 0
          var aj_bi: i64 = 0
          while aj_bi < 8 {
              a_j = a_j | ((a_cur[aj_off + aj_bi]) << (aj_bi * 8))
              aj_bi = aj_bi + 1
          }
          let r_imj_off: i64 = (i - j) * 8
          var r_imj: i64 = 0
          var rimj_bi: i64 = 0
          while rimj_bi < 8 {
              r_imj = r_imj | ((r_in[r_imj_off + rimj_bi]) << (rimj_bi * 8))
              rimj_bi = rimj_bi + 1
          }
          // a[j] * R[i-j]: Q30 * raw, sum into acc (raw scale).
          // Bring a[j] to raw by >> 30 after multiply.
          acc = acc - ((a_j * r_imj) >> NX_LPC_Q)
          j = j + 1
      }
      // k_i = acc / E_{i-1}, in Q30:  (acc << 30) / E
      // To avoid overflow: |acc| << 30 may exceed i64.  Use mul-shift trick:
      //   k_i (Q30) = (acc / E) << 30 + ((acc % E) << 30) / E   -- still tricky
      // Simpler: divide first, then shift, accepting precision loss for now.
      // OR: shift acc up by 30 if |acc| < 2^33 (which it is for normal signals).
      // For test patterns we expect |acc| << 2^33, so the shift-first path is fine.
      // S-class Q30 division: compute (acc << 30) / e_cur EXACTLY
      // without i128, using the identity
      //   (acc << 30) / e  =  (acc / e) << 30  +  ((acc % e) << 30) / e
      // First term: (acc / e) is small after normalization (e_cur was
      //   at most 2^31 initially, shrinks each iteration; acc bounded
      //   by similar magnitude; quotient fits well in i32 typically).
      //   Left-shift by 30 fits in i64 when |acc/e| < 2^33.
      // Second term: (acc % e) is in [0, |e|); (acc % e) << 30 fits
      //   in i64 when |e| < 2^33 (always true post-normalization).
      // Sign handled by splitting on acc's sign and using positive
      // |acc| in the formula.
      var k_i: i64 = 0
      var pos_acc: i64 = acc
      var neg: i64 = 0
      if acc < 0 { pos_acc = 0 - acc; neg = 1 }
      let q_high: i64 = (pos_acc / e_cur) << NX_LPC_Q
      let q_low:  i64 = ((pos_acc % e_cur) << NX_LPC_Q) / e_cur
      k_i = q_high + q_low
      if neg == 1 { k_i = 0 - k_i }
      // Clamp |k_i| < 2^30 for stable LPC (|reflection coef| < 1).
      // Outside this range, system is unstable; clamp to ±(1 << 30 - 1).
      if k_i >  NX_MAGIC_1073741823 { k_i =  NX_MAGIC_1073741823 }
      if k_i < -NX_MAGIC_1073741823 { k_i = -NX_MAGIC_1073741823 }
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      // Store k[i-1] = k_i (Q30) to k_out.
      let ki_off: i64 = (i - 1) * 8
      var v: i64 = k_i
      if v < 0 { v = v + 0x10000000000000000 }
      // store low 8 bytes of v as LE; signed top bit comes out correct
      k_out[ki_off + 0] = k_i         & 0xff
      k_out[ki_off + 1] = (k_i >> 8)  & 0xff
      k_out[ki_off + 2] = (k_i >> 16) & 0xff
      k_out[ki_off + 3] = (k_i >> 24) & 0xff
      k_out[ki_off + 4] = (k_i >> 32) & 0xff
      k_out[ki_off + 5] = (k_i >> 40) & 0xff
      k_out[ki_off + 6] = (k_i >> 48) & 0xff
      k_out[ki_off + 7] = (k_i >> 56) & 0xff
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      // new_a[i] = k_i
      let new_ai_off: i64 = (i - 1) * 8
      a_new[new_ai_off + 0] = k_i         & 0xff
      a_new[new_ai_off + 1] = (k_i >> 8)  & 0xff
      a_new[new_ai_off + 2] = (k_i >> 16) & 0xff
      a_new[new_ai_off + 3] = (k_i >> 24) & 0xff
      a_new[new_ai_off + 4] = (k_i >> 32) & 0xff
      a_new[new_ai_off + 5] = (k_i >> 40) & 0xff
      a_new[new_ai_off + 6] = (k_i >> 48) & 0xff
      a_new[new_ai_off + 7] = (k_i >> 56) & 0xff
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      // For j = 1..i-1: new_a[j] = a[j] + k_i * a[i-j]
      var jj: i64 = 1
      while jj < i {
          let aj_off: i64 = (jj - 1) * 8
          var a_j: i64 = 0
          var aj_b: i64 = 0
          while aj_b < 8 {
              a_j = a_j | ((a_cur[aj_off + aj_b]) << (aj_b * 8))
              aj_b = aj_b + 1
          }
          let aimj_off: i64 = (i - jj - 1) * 8
          var a_imj: i64 = 0
          var aimj_b: i64 = 0
          while aimj_b < 8 {
              a_imj = a_imj | ((a_cur[aimj_off + aimj_b]) << (aimj_b * 8))
              aimj_b = aimj_b + 1
          }
          let new_aj: i64 = a_j + _q30_mul(k_i, a_imj)
          let new_aj_off: i64 = (jj - 1) * 8
          a_new[new_aj_off + 0] = new_aj         & 0xff
          a_new[new_aj_off + 1] = (new_aj >> 8)  & 0xff
          a_new[new_aj_off + 2] = (new_aj >> 16) & 0xff
          a_new[new_aj_off + 3] = (new_aj >> 24) & 0xff
          a_new[new_aj_off + 4] = (new_aj >> 32) & 0xff
          a_new[new_aj_off + 5] = (new_aj >> 40) & 0xff
          a_new[new_aj_off + 6] = (new_aj >> 48) & 0xff
          a_new[new_aj_off + 7] = (new_aj >> 56) & 0xff
          jj = jj + 1
      }
254
      // E = E * (1 - k_i²)
      let k2: i64 = (k_i * k_i) >> NX_LPC_Q   // Q30
      let one_minus_k2: i64 = NX_LPC_ONE_Q30 - k2
      // S-class graceful early-termination: when |k_i| → 1 (perfect AR
      // fit at current order), the signal has no further LPC structure.
      // Stop the recursion; remaining k[i+1..p] and a[i+1..p] stay 0
      // (already zeroed in init).  Per [[feedback-build-intelligence-never-strip-features]]:
      // detect and inform, never silently produce garbage.
      if one_minus_k2 < NX_MAGIC_1024 {
          // Snapshot current a into a_out for orders 1..i (already done
          // each iteration via a_new -> a_cur copy below), set e_out,
          // skip remaining iterations.
          // Copy a_new into a_cur for the final loop's copy-out.
          var sp: i64 = 0
          while sp < p_order * 8 { a_cur[sp] = a_new[sp]; sp = sp + 1 }
          // Force loop exit by setting i past p_order
          i = p_order + 1
      } else {
          e_cur = _q30_mul(e_cur, one_minus_k2)
          if e_cur < 1 { e_cur = 1 }   // numerical safety
      }
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      // Swap a_cur and a_new (copy a_new -> a_cur)
      var cp: i64 = 0
      while cp < p_order * 8 {
          a_cur[cp] = a_new[cp]
          cp = cp + 1
      }
      i = i + 1
  }
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  // Store a_cur to a_out (p entries, p*8 bytes).
  var co: i64 = 0
  while co < p_order * 8 {
      a_out[co] = a_cur[co]
      co = co + 1
  }
  // Store e_out = e_cur (i64 LE).
  e_out[0] = e_cur         & 0xff
  e_out[1] = (e_cur >> 8)  & 0xff
  e_out[2] = (e_cur >> 16) & 0xff
  e_out[3] = (e_cur >> 24) & 0xff
  e_out[4] = (e_cur >> 32) & 0xff
  e_out[5] = (e_cur >> 40) & 0xff
  e_out[6] = (e_cur >> 48) & 0xff
  e_out[7] = (e_cur >> 56) & 0xff
  return 0
302}
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