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# lufs
## Purpose
`lufs` contains the kernel of BS.1770-4 loudness measurement: the per-block
mean-square energy calculation, the BS.1770 channel-weighted summation, the
energy-to-LUFS conversion, and the streaming `IntegratedLoudness` accumulator
that implements the two-gate algorithm (absolute gate at −70 LUFS, then a
relative gate 10 LU below the ungated mean of survivors). The kernels are
document-agnostic — they consume `Float32Array[]` blocks and numbers — so a
true-peak limiter can pull `momentaryLufs` without instantiating a meter.
## Features
- Pure functions: `blockMeanSquare`, `combineChannelEnergies`,
`energyToLufs`, `momentaryLufs`, `shortTermLufs`.
- Streaming `IntegratedLoudness` class with two-gate integration.
- BS.1770 channel weights — L/R/C at 1.0, surround at 1.41, LFE excluded.
- Finite silence floor (`LUFS_SILENCE_FLOOR = -100`) instead of `-Infinity`.
## Usage: Basic
```ts
import { momentaryLufs } from "@suaveplan/audio-analysis-loudness/algorithms/lufs";
const lufs = momentaryLufs(kWeightedBlock);
```
## Usage: Advanced
```ts
import { IntegratedLoudness } from "@suaveplan/audio-analysis-loudness/algorithms/lufs";
const integrator = new IntegratedLoudness(2);
for (const block of kWeightedGatingBlocks) integrator.pushBlock(block);
const integrated = integrator.integrated();
console.log({ integrated, surviving: integrator.gatedBlockCount });
```
## API Reference
- `LUFS_SILENCE_FLOOR`, `ABSOLUTE_GATE_LUFS`, `RELATIVE_GATE_OFFSET_LU`,
`CHANNEL_WEIGHTS_BS1770` — frozen constants.
- `channelWeight(index)`, `blockMeanSquare(block)`,
`combineChannelEnergies(perChannel)`, `energyToLufs(weightedMS)`,
`momentaryLufs(block)`, `shortTermLufs(block)`.
- `class IntegratedLoudness` — `pushBlock`, `integrated`, `reset`,
`gatedBlockCount`.
## Implementation Notes
The integrator stores the linear weighted mean-square values that survived
the absolute gate rather than their LUFS counterparts, because the relative
gate is itself derived from the linear mean. This avoids a second
`Math.pow(10, …)` pass per block. The silence floor is the BS.1770-4 minimum
reported value (−70 LUFS for "no programme") rounded down to −100 to give
downstream UI meters a stable bottom.