Adaptive pulse allocation mechanism for linear-prediction based analysis-by-synthesis coders
AssigneeIndustrial Technology Research Institute
InventorsKuo-Guan Wu, Shi-Han Chen, Shun-Ju Chen, Shih-Ming Huang
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AssigneeIndustrial Technology Research Institute
InventorsKuo-Guan Wu, Shi-Han Chen, Shun-Ju Chen, Shih-Ming Huang
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A scheme of allocating variable pulses for each frame is proposed to reduce the bit-rate of LP based AbS coders while maintaining the same speech quality. Since speech signal is not stationary, the required pulse count in a speech coder should be variable frame by frame. In this patent the optimal pulse count allocation is provided based on criterion of perceptual distortion analysis. The method comprises receiving source speech data and generating temporary encoded data according to the source speech data, and synthesized speech data according to the temporary encoded data, and adjusting the fixed codebook pulse allocation in temporary encoded data to a minimum required pulse count according to the perceptual disturbance values between the synthesized speech data and the source speech data, and outputting final encoded data accordingly.
A method of adapting pulse allocation for linear-prediction (LP) based analysis-by-synthesis (AbS) coders, comprising
A encoding device adapting pulse allocation for a LP based AbS system, comprising
A decoding device adapting pulse allocation, comprising:
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