Speech coding and decoding apparatus

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SPEECH CODING AND DECODING APPARATUS

OTHER PUBLICATIONS ICASSP ’89, GlasgoW, 23—26 May 1989, v1 pp. 148—151,

[75] Inventors: MasamiAkamine, Yokosuka; Kimio

IEEE’ NY Akamine et a1 ARMA model based Speech

M. ki K k. b th f J ‘Se ’ awasa 1’ ° ° apan

Coding at SKB/S . EUROCON ’88, Stockholm, 13—17 Jun., 1988, pp. 24—27,

[73] Assignee: Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba, Kawasaki, Japan

IEEE’ N.Y Lever et a1; RPCELP: A hlgh quahty and,,1°W

complexity scheme for narrow band coding of speech .

ICASSP ’85, Tampa, Fla, 26—29 Mar. 85, V4, pp. 1429—1432 IEEE NY, Wake et al, “A multple LPC speech Codec using DSP’Q

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ICDSC—7 (7th Intl. Conf. on Digital Satellite Comm),

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Munich, 12—16 May 86 pp. 785—790, VDE—Verlag GmbH, Berlin, DE. Araseki et al, “A high quality multi pulse LPC

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Coder for Speech trans. beloW 16 KBPS”.

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5,265,167 NOV‘ 23’ 1993

(List continued on next page.) Primary Examiner—Kee M. Tung

08/013,551

Attorney, Agent, or Firm—Oblon, Spivak, McClelland,

NOV- 19’ 1992

Maier & Neustadt, P. C.

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section, a prediction ?lter and a prediction parameter cal

culator. The prediction parameter calculator calculates a

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parameter or re?ection coef?cient) by an autocorrela?on method or Covariance method, and Supplies the acquired

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Prediction parameters to a prediction parameter 999199 The Codes 9f the Prediction Parameters are Sent to a decoder and a multiplexer. The decoder sends decoded values of the

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the excitation signal generating section. The prediction ?lter calculates a prediction residual signal, Which is the differ ence betWeen the input speech signal and the decoded

prediction parameter, and sends it to the excitation signal

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generating section. The excitation signal generating section

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calculates the pulse interval and amplitude for each of a predetermined number of subframes based on the input speech signal, the prediction residual signal and the quan

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the multiplexer. The multiplexer combines these codes and the codes of the prediction parameters, and send the results

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as an output signal of a coding apparatus to a transmission

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IEEE, ICASSP ’85, pp. 937—940, “CELP—high quality speech a very low bid rates”, Atal et a1, 1985.

IEEE Trans. ASSP—34, pp. 1034—1063, “RPE—A novel Approach to effective and Ef?cient Multipulse Coding of Speech.” Kroon et 211. Oct. 1986.

“High Quality Audio Coding Using Multi—pulse LPC ” by Sharad Singhal, ICASSP ’99: Acoustics, Speech & Signal Processing Conference, 1990.

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