Method and apparatus for phase synthesis for speech processing

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

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ABSTRACT:
A speech decoder apparatus for synthesizing a speech signal from a digitized speech bit stream of the type produced by processing speech with a speech encoder. The apparatus includes an analyzer for processing the digitized speech bit stream to generate an angular frequency and magnitude for each of a plurality of sinusoidal components representing the speech processed by the speech encoder, the analyzer generating the angular frequencies and magnitudes over a sequence of times; a random signal generator for generating a time sequence of random phase components; a phase synthesizer for generating a time sequence of synthesized phases for at least some of the sinusoidal components, the synthesized phases being generated from the angular frequencies and random phase components; and a synthesizer for synthesizing speech from the time sequences of angular frequencies, magnitudes, and synthesized phases.

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