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Speech gain quantization strategy

  • US 10,181,327 B2
  • Filed: 03/06/2009
  • Issued: 01/15/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 05/19/2000
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A speech encoding system comprising:

  • at least one processing circuit; and

    a memory storing a first vector quantization codebook and a second vector quantization codebook, and instructions executable by the at least one processing circuit to cause the speech encoding system to transform an input speech signal into an output bitstream by;

    generating a plurality of subframes of a frame of the input speech signal;

    generating unquantized pitch gains for the respective subframes;

    selecting a mode from a plurality of modes based on the frame of the input speech signal;

    in response to the mode being a first of the modes;

    selecting a quantized pitch gain vector from the first vector quantization codebook based on the unquantized pitch gains, wherein the quantized pitch gain vector is selected in an open loop fashion, wherein the quantized pitch gain vector includes adaptive-codebook gain components corresponding respectively to the subframes of the frame;

    performing subframe processing based on data including the quantized pitch gain vector to select a first excitation from a fixed excitation codebook; and

    selecting a second gain vector from the second vector quantization codebook using the first excitation and a closed loop minimization, wherein the second gain vector includes fixed-codebook gain components corresponding respectively to the subframes of the frame;

    generating the output bitstream that includes first information indicating the quantized pitch gain vector and second information indicating the second gain vector in response to the mode being the first mode; and

    transmission circuitry operable to transmit the output bitstream via a radiofrequency link, wherein the output bitstream includes information that is decodable by a remote handheld device to play a reproduced version of the input speech signal.

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