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Frame

Turkish equivalent: ÇerçeveDomain: Signal Processing

A finite block of adjacent samples extracted from a longer signal for localized processing such as spectral analysis or speech feature computation.

Signal Processing Context

A frame is a finite block of adjacent samples processed as a local analysis unit. Speech and audio pipelines convert durations into sample counts using the sample rate and often process overlapping frames at a fixed hop size.

Measurement Boundary

Frame length and hop size describe different quantities: frame length controls the observation window, while hop size controls the distance between consecutive frame starts. Changing either affects temporal resolution, computational load, and boundary behavior.

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