Method of and means for variable-rate coding of LPC parameters
AssigneeMotorola, Inc.
InventorsYeunung Chen, Michael J. McLaughlin
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AssigneeMotorola, Inc.
InventorsYeunung Chen, Michael J. McLaughlin
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A signal exhibiting redundancy, such as speech subjected to linear predictive coding, is transmitted in a reduced bandwidth by performing a linear interpolation over a number of frames. Interpolated coefficients are tested against quantized values to see if they differ by no more than a threshold. If they do not, only the last frame is sent and intermediate values are reconstructed by interpolation. If the interpolated values differ by more than the threshold from the quantized values, the number of frames for interpolation is reduced and the interpolation is repeated. This is continued until either interpolation is successful or else the next consecutive frame is sent. The required bandwidth for transmission can be varied by varying the threshold, the maximum number of frames for interpolation, the number of LPC coefficients, or a combination of these.
A method of minimizing an amount of digital information sent to characterize a signal that has been divided into frames of equal times and for which parameters of linear predictive coding have been determined for each of a plurality of the frames, the method comprising:
An apparatus for minimizing the amount of information sent to characterize a voice signal that has been divided into frames of equal times and for which parameters of linear predictive coding have been determined for each of a plurality of the frames, the apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for minimizing the amount of information sent to characterize a signal that has been divided into frames of equal times and for which parameters of linear predictive coding have been determined for each of a plurality of the frames, the apparatus comprising:
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