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Prioritization method and device for speech frames coded by a linear predictive coder

  • US 5,253,326 A
  • Filed: 11/26/1991
  • Issued: 10/12/1993
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/26/1991
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A method for assigning a priority to each of selected speech frames generated by a linear predictive speech coder in a packet-switched communication network, comprising the steps of:

  • A) initializing a memory unit to desired settings for at least an onset condition for an immediately preceding speech frame (IPSF) and linear predictive coding (LPC) coefficients and prediction error energy for the IPSF;

    B) receiving at least a first selected current speech frame (CSF) having digitized speech samples;

    C) determining for the CSF;

    LPC coefficients, a prediction error energy, and at least two of;

    an energy (Ec);

    a log spectral distance (LSD) between the CSF and the CSF'"'"'s IPSF; and

    a pitch predictor coefficient (β

    c);

    D) utilizing at least two of;

    Ec, LSD, and β

    c, together with the onset condition of the IPSF for assigning a priority for the CSF and for determining an onset condition of the CSF, where an onset condition of the CSF is used for determining the priority of a next frame;

    and updating the IPSF onset condition of the memory unit and the IPSF LPC coefficients and prediction error energy of the memory unit by the CSF onset condition and CSF LPC coefficients and prediction error energy; and

    E) reiterating steps 1(B) through 1(D) until desired selected speech frames have been prioritized.

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