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Digital speech processing, synthesis, and recognition

貞煕 古井
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This paper presents principal characteristics of speech speech production models speech analysis and analysis-synthesis systems linear predictive coding (LPC) analysis speech coding speech synthesis speech recognition future directions of speech processing.
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Principal characteristics of speech speech production models speech analysis and analysis-synthesis systems linear predictive coding (LPC) analysis speech coding speech synthesis speech recognition future directions of speech processing. Appendices: convolution and z-transform vector quantization algorithm neural nests.

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