Data processing: speech signal processing – linguistics – language – Speech signal processing – For storage or transmission
Patent
1995-12-26
2000-10-17
Knepper, David D.
Data processing: speech signal processing, linguistics, language
Speech signal processing
For storage or transmission
G10L 500
Patent
active
061345202
ABSTRACT:
A 1200 b/s vocoder providing a high degree of speech intelligibility and natural voice quality includes a tenth-order linear prediction analyzer, a split vector quantizer for line spectral frequencies, circuitry providing voicing classification and pitch estimation, a differential pitch and gain quantizer and a multiplexer for producing an encoded word transmitted to a receptive demultiplexer. The vocoder provides a characteristic encoded word including a first codeword, a second codeword, a pitch codeword and a gain codeword, wherein the first and second codewords are selected from respective first and second codebooks having a equal number of codewords and wherein the first and second codewords represent unequal numbers of elements of respective first and second sub-vectors. A codebook populating method for a split vector quantizer vocoder is also utilized.
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Comsat Corporation
Knepper David D.
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