Speech coder and speech decoder

Data processing: speech signal processing – linguistics – language – Speech signal processing – For storage or transmission

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C704S222000, C704S219000

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ABSTRACT:
A dispersed vector generator used for a speech encoder or a speech decoder includes a pulse vector provider that provides a pulse vector having a signed unit pulse on one element of a vector axis. A dispersion pattern determiner determines a dispersion pattern of a set of waveforms defined before a start of encoding or decoding. A dispersed vector generator convolutes the pulse vector and the determined dispersion pattern to generate a dispersed vector. A length of the waveforms is shorter than a length of a sub-frame.

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