Efficient decomposition in noise and periodic signal waveforms in waveform interpolation
First Claim
1. A method of coding a speech signal, the speech signal having a sequence of time-ordered short-term spectra corresponding thereto, the method comprising the steps of:
- identifying a time-ordered sequence of speech signal segments;
generating a time-ordered sequence of sets of frequency-domain parameters based on samples of the speech signal;
performing a cross correlation between two or more of said speech signal segments to generate one or more parameters representing relatively high rates of evolution of said short-term spectra;
generating one or more sets of coefficients representing relatively low rates of evolution of said short-term spectra based on two or more of said sets of frequency-domain parameters; and
coding said speech signal based on the one or more generated parameters and further based on the one or more sets of coefficients representing relatively low rates of evolution of said short-term spectra.
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Abstract
A low-complexity method and apparatus for performing signal decomposition in a low bit-rate WI speech encoder. A time-ordered sequence of sets of time-domain parameters is generated based on samples of a speech signal to be coded, each set of time-domain parameters corresponding to a waveform characterizing the speech signal. A cross correlation is then performed between two or more of said sets of time-domain parameters to produce a set of signals which represents relatively high rates of evolution of characterizing waveform shape across the time-ordered sequence of sets. Finally, the speech signal is coded based on the produced set of signals. A set of signals which represents relatively low rates of evolution of characterizing waveform shape across the time-ordered sequence of sets may also be produced. In this case, a time-ordered sequence of sets of frequency-domain parameters is also generated based on the samples of the speech signal to be coded, and an average of two or more of these sets of frequency-domain parameters is then computed. A set of signals which represents relatively low rates of evolution of characterizing waveform shape across the time-ordered sequence of sets is then produced based on the computed average, and the speech signal is then coded further based on this produced set of signals as well.
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1. A method of coding a speech signal, the speech signal having a sequence of time-ordered short-term spectra corresponding thereto, the method comprising the steps of:
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identifying a time-ordered sequence of speech signal segments; generating a time-ordered sequence of sets of frequency-domain parameters based on samples of the speech signal; performing a cross correlation between two or more of said speech signal segments to generate one or more parameters representing relatively high rates of evolution of said short-term spectra; generating one or more sets of coefficients representing relatively low rates of evolution of said short-term spectra based on two or more of said sets of frequency-domain parameters; and coding said speech signal based on the one or more generated parameters and further based on the one or more sets of coefficients representing relatively low rates of evolution of said short-term spectra. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. An encoder for coding a speech signal, the speech signal having a sequence of time-ordered short-term spectra corresponding thereto, the encoder comprising:
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means for identifying a time-ordered sequence of speech signal segments; means for generating a time-ordered sequence of sets of frequency-domain parameters based on samples of the speech signal; means for performing a cross correlation between two or more of said speech signal segments to generate one or more parameters representing relatively high rates of evolution of said short-term spectra; means for generating one or more sets of coefficients representing relatively low rates of evolution of said short-term spectra based on two or more of said sets of frequency-domain parameters; and means for coding said speech signal based on the one or more generated parameters and further based on the one or more sets of coefficients representing relatively low rates of evolution of said short-term spectra. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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