Concept for encoding an audio signal and decoding an audio signal using deterministic and noise like information
First Claim
1. An encoder for encoding an audio signal, the encoder comprising:
- an analyzer configured for deriving prediction coefficients and a residual signal from an unvoiced frame of the audio signal;
a gain parameter calculator configured for calculating a first gain parameter information for defining a first excitation signal related to a deterministic codebook and for calculating a second gain parameter information for defining a second excitation signal related to a noise-like signal for the unvoiced frame; and
a bitstream former configured for forming an output signal based on an information related to a voiced signal frame, the first gain parameter information and the second gain parameter information;
wherein, when compared to a CELP coding scheme, the encoder is configured for not transmitting LTP parameters for the unvoiced frame to save bits, wherein the adaptive excitation signal for the unvoiced frame is set to zero, and wherein the deterministic codebook is configured to code more pulses for a same bit-rate using the saved bits.
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Abstract
An encoder for encoding an audio signal has: an analyzer configured for deriving prediction coefficients and a residual signal from an unvoiced frame of the audio signal; a gain parameter calculator configured for calculating a first gain parameter information for defining a first excitation signal related to a deterministic codebook and for calculating a second gain parameter information for defining a second excitation signal related to a noise-like signal for the unvoiced frame; and a bitstream former configured for forming an output signal based on an information related to a voiced signal frame, the first gain parameter information and the second gain parameter information.
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18 Claims
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1. An encoder for encoding an audio signal, the encoder comprising:
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an analyzer configured for deriving prediction coefficients and a residual signal from an unvoiced frame of the audio signal; a gain parameter calculator configured for calculating a first gain parameter information for defining a first excitation signal related to a deterministic codebook and for calculating a second gain parameter information for defining a second excitation signal related to a noise-like signal for the unvoiced frame; and a bitstream former configured for forming an output signal based on an information related to a voiced signal frame, the first gain parameter information and the second gain parameter information; wherein, when compared to a CELP coding scheme, the encoder is configured for not transmitting LTP parameters for the unvoiced frame to save bits, wherein the adaptive excitation signal for the unvoiced frame is set to zero, and wherein the deterministic codebook is configured to code more pulses for a same bit-rate using the saved bits. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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12. A decoder for decoding a received audio signal comprising an information related to prediction coefficients, the decoder comprising:
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a first signal generator configured for generating a first excitation signal from a deterministic codebook for a portion of a synthesized signal; a second signal generator configured for generating a second excitation signal from a noise-like signal for the portion of the synthesized signal; a combiner configured for combining the first excitation signal and the second excitation signal for generating a combined excitation signal for the portion of the synthesized signal; and a synthesizer configured for synthesizing the portion of the synthesized signal from the combined excitation signal and the prediction coefficients; wherein the received audio signal does not comprise LTP (Long-Term Prediction) parameters for an unvoiced frame, wherein an adaptive excitation signal is set to zero for the unvoiced frame, and wherein more pulses are provided for a same bit-rate due to bits saved because of the lack of LTP parameters for the unvoiced frame. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14)
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15. A method for encoding an audio signal, the method comprising:
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deriving prediction coefficients and a residual signal from an unvoiced frame of the audio signal; calculating a first gain parameter information for defining a first excitation signal related to a deterministic codebook and for calculating a second gain parameter information for defining a second excitation signal related to a noise-like signal for the unvoiced frame; and forming an output signal based on an information related to a voiced signal frame, the first gain parameter information and the second gain parameter information; when compared to a CELP coding scheme, not transmitting LTP (Long-Term Prediction) parameters for the unvoiced frame to save bits, setting an adaptive excitation signal for the unvoiced frame to zero, and coding more pulses for a same bit-rate using the deterministic codebook and using the saved bits.
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16. A method for decoding a received audio signal comprising an information related to prediction coefficients, the decoder comprising:
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generating a first excitation signal from a deterministic codebook for a portion of a synthesized signal; generating a second excitation signal from a noise-like signal for the portion of the synthesized signal; combining the first excitation signal and the second excitation signal for generating a combined excitation signal for the portion of the synthesized signal; and synthesizing the portion of the synthesized signal from the combined excitation signal and the prediction coefficients; wherein the received audio signal does not comprise LTP (Long-Term Prediction) parameters for an unvoiced frame, wherein in the received audio signal, an adaptive excitation signal is set to zero for an unvoiced frame, and provides more pulses for a same bit-rate due to bits saved because of the lack of LTP parameters for the unvoiced frame using a deterministic codebook.
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17. A non-transitory digital storage medium having stored thereon a computer program for executing a method for encoding an audio signal, the method comprising:
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deriving prediction coefficients and a residual signal from an unvoiced frame of the audio signal; calculating a first gain parameter information for defining a first excitation signal related to a deterministic codebook and for calculating a second gain parameter information for defining a second excitation signal related to a noise-like signal for the unvoiced frame; and forming an output signal based on an information related to a voiced signal frame, the first gain parameter information and the second gain parameter information, when compared to a CELP coding scheme, not transmitting LTP (Long-Term Prediction) parameters for the unvoiced frame to save bits, setting an adaptive excitation signal for the unvoiced frame to zero, and coding more pulses for a same bit-rate using the deterministic codebook and using the saved bits; when running on a computer.
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18. A non-transitory digital storage medium having stored thereon a computer program for executing a method for decoding a received audio signal comprising an information related to prediction coefficients, the method comprising:
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generating a first excitation signal from a deterministic codebook for a portion of a synthesized signal; generating a second excitation signal from a noise-like signal for the portion of the synthesized signal; combining the first excitation signal and the second excitation signal for generating a combined excitation signal for the portion of the synthesized signal; and synthesizing the portion of the synthesized signal from the combined excitation signal and the prediction coefficients, wherein the received audio signal does not comprise LTP (Long-Term Prediction) parameters for an unvoiced frame, wherein in the received audio signal, an adaptive excitation signal is set to zero for an unvoiced frame, and provides more pulses for a same bit-rate due to bits saved because of the lack of LTP parameters for the unvoiced frame using a deterministic codebook, when running on a computer.
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