Frame erasure compensation method in a variable rate speech coder
AssigneeQUALCOMM Incorporated
InventorsSharath Manjunath, Pengjun Huang, Eddie-Lun Tik Choy
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AssigneeQUALCOMM Incorporated
InventorsSharath Manjunath, Pengjun Huang, Eddie-Lun Tik Choy
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A frame erasure compensation method in a variable-rate speech coder includes quantizing, with a first encoder, a pitch lag value for a current frame and a first delta pitch lag value equal to the difference between the pitch lag value for the current frame and the pitch lag value for the previous frame. A second, predictive encoder quantizes only a second delta pitch lag value for the previous frame (equal to the difference between the pitch lag value for the previous frame and the pitch lag value for the frame prior to that frame). If the frame prior to the previous frame is processed as a frame erasure, the pitch lag value for the previous frame is obtained by subtracting the first delta pitch lag value from the pitch lag value for the current frame. The pitch lag value for the erasure frame is then obtained by subtracting the second delta pitch lag value from the pitch lag value for the previous frame. Additionally, a waveform interpolation method may be used to smooth discontinuities caused by changes in the coder pitch memory.
A method of compensating for a frame erasure in a variable rate speech coder, comprising:
A variable rate speech coder configured to compensate for a frame erasure, comprising:
A subscriber unit configured to compensate for a frame erasure, comprising:
An infrastructure element configured to compensate for a frame erasure, comprising:
A method of compensating for a frame erasure in a variable rate speech decoder, wherein frames received at the speech decoder include a delta value, each delta value corresponding to a change in pitch lag from an immediately preceding frame, the method comprising:
An apparatus for compensating for a frame erasure in a speech decoder, wherein frames received at the speech decoder include a delta value, each delta value corresponding to a change in pitch lag from an immediately preceding frame, the apparatus comprising:
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