Data processing: speech signal processing – linguistics – language – Speech signal processing – For storage or transmission
Patent
1995-06-01
1997-09-16
Safourek, Benedict V.
Data processing: speech signal processing, linguistics, language
Speech signal processing
For storage or transmission
704222, G10L 900
Patent
active
056689250
ABSTRACT:
A speech signal has its characteristics extracted and encoded (16), transmitted over a limited-data-rate path (18) and is decoded (20) and synthesized (22) at the receiving end. The characteristics include line spectral frequencies (LSF), pitch and jitter. The LSF are extracted by autoregression, and splitvector quantized (SVQ) in a single frame, and, in parallel, in blocks of two, three and four frames. The SVQ codes have equal length and are evaluated for distortion in conjunction with a threshold. The threshold is varied in such a manner as tend to select for transmission those codewords which maintain a constant data rate into a transmit buffer. A single-bit jitter bit, and encoded pitch value, are product coded with the selected LSF codeword, and all are transmitted over the data path (18) to the receiver. The receiver decodes the characteristics, and controls a pitch generated (1226) in response to the pitch value and a random pitch jitter in response to the jitter bit. Two sets of line spectrum filters receive random noise and the pitch signal, respectively. The filtered signals are modulated by multipliers (1222, 1230) controlled by the LSF codes, and the filtered signals are summed and applied to a final LSF-controlled filter.
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Final Report for Contract F30602-89-C-0118 entitled, "Improved Speech Compression Algorithm".
Carmody John Charles
Nandkumar Srinivas
Rothweiler Joseph Harvey
Gomes D. W.
Martin Marietta Corporation
Meise W. H.
Ngo Ricky Q.
Safourek Benedict V.
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