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Speech coding
About: Speech coding is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 14245 publications have been published within this topic receiving 271964 citations.
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27 Apr 1999TL;DR: In this article, a frame error detector detects audio data lost in an audio data transmission and a frame synthesizer interpolates frequency domain data to generate synthetic audio data to construct audio data in place of the lost audio data.
Abstract: A system and method of the present invention conceal errors caused by lost audio in an audio transmission. A frame error detector detects audio data lost in an audio data transmission. An audio decoder generates frequency and time domain data from received audio data. A transient detector detects the presence of a transient audio signal in the received audio data. A frame synthesizer interpolates frequency domain data to generate synthetic audio data to construct audio data in place of the lost audio data.
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TL;DR: Three variable-rate vector quantizer systems are applied to speech, image, and video sources and compared to standard vector quantization and noiseless variable- rate coding approaches, providing significant performance improvements for subband speech coding, predictive image coding, and motion-compensated video.
Abstract: The performance of a vector quantizer can be improved by using a variable-rate code. Three variable-rate vector quantization systems are applied to speech, image, and video sources and compared to standard vector quantization and noiseless variable-rate coding approaches. The systems range from a simple and flexible tree-based vector quantizer to a high-performance, but complex, jointly optimized vector quantizer and noiseless code. The systems provide significant performance improvements for subband speech coding, predictive image coding, and motion-compensated video, but provide only marginal improvements for vector quantization of linear predictive coefficients in speech and direct vector quantization of images. Criteria are suggested for determining when variable-rate vector quantization may provide significant performance improvement over standard approaches. >
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23 Mar 1992TL;DR: The authors discuss the application of generalized analysis-by-synthesis coding to the pitch predictor of a code excited linear predictor (CELP) coder, which makes it possible to transmit the pitch prediction parameters at a much lower rate than conventional approaches, without compromising speech quality.
Abstract: Many modifications can be applied to a speech signal without changing its perceptual quality. For a particular speech coder, the coding efficiency will differ for distinct modifications. To exploit this, the authors introduced a generalized analysis-by-synthesis procedure. In this procedure, a search is performed over a multitude of modified original signals (on a blockwise basis), and the signal which can be encoded with the least distortion is selected for transmission. At the receiver, a quantized version of this modified original signal is constructed. The authors discuss the application of generalized analysis-by-synthesis coding to the pitch predictor of a code excited linear predictor (CELP) coder. The use of this technique makes it possible to transmit the pitch predictor parameters at a much lower rate than conventional approaches, without compromising speech quality. >
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24 Jan 2001TL;DR: In this article, a system and method for the concealment of errors resulting from missing or corrupted data in the transmission of audio signals in compressed digital packet formats is disclosed, which utilizes a circular FIFO buffer to store audio frames from the transmitted audio signal, and a beat detector, to identify the presence of beats in the audio signal.
Abstract: A system and method for the concealment of errors resulting from missing or corrupted data in the transmission of audio signals in compressed digital packet formats is disclosed. The system utilizes a circular FIFO buffer to store audio frames from the transmitted audio signal, and a beat detector, to identify the presence of beats in the audio signal. The error concealment method replaces erroneous audio frames with error-free audio frames by a process which takes into account the presence and location of the detected beats.
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01 Jan 1993
TL;DR: Speech Coding for Wireless Transmission, a Beginner's Guide to Speech Coding, and Topics in speech Coding.
Abstract: I: Introduction. II: Low Delay Speech Coding. III: Speech Quality. IV: Speech Coding for Wireless Transmission. V: Audio Coding. VI: Speech Coding for Noisy Transmission Channels. VII: Topics in Speech Coding. Author Index. Index.
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