METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CODING OF UNVOICED SPEECH

A low-bit-rate coding technique [502-530] for unvoiced segments of speech, without loss of quality compared to the conventional code Excited Linear Prediction (CELP) method operating at a much higher bit rate. A set of gains are derived from a residual signal after whitening the speech signal by a l...

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1. Verfasser:	HUANG, PENGJUN
Format:	Patent
Sprache:	eng ; fre ; ger
Schlagworte:	ACOUSTICS BASIC ELECTRONIC CIRCUITRY CODE CONVERSION IN GENERAL CODING DECODING ELECTRICITY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PHYSICS SPEECH ANALYSIS OR SYNTHESIS SPEECH OR AUDIO CODING OR DECODING SPEECH OR VOICE PROCESSING SPEECH RECOGNITION
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Zusammenfassung:	A low-bit-rate coding technique [502-530] for unvoiced segments of speech, without loss of quality compared to the conventional code Excited Linear Prediction (CELP) method operating at a much higher bit rate. A set of gains are derived from a residual signal after whitening the speech signal by a linear prediction filter. These gains are then quantized and applied to a randomly generated sparse excitation. The excitation is filtered, and its spectral characteristics are analyzed and compared to the spectral characteristics of the original residual signal. Based on this analysis, a filter is chosen to shape the spectral characteristics of the excitation to achieve optimal performance. A low-bit-rate coding technique for unvoiced segments of speech. A set of gains are derived from a residual signal after whitening the speech signal by a linear prediction filter. These gains are then quantized and applied to a randomly generated sparse excitation. The excitation is filtered, and its spectral characteristics are analyzed and compared to the spectral characteristics of the original residual signal. Based on this analysis, a filter is chosen to shape the spectral characteristics of the excitation to achieve optimal performance.