Abstract:
Perceptually relevant non-speech information can be preserved during encoding of an audio signal by determining whether the audio signal includes such information (122, 124, 125). If so, a speech/noise classification of the audio signal is overriden (43) to prevent misclassification of the audio signal as noise.
Abstract:
A multi-codebook fixed bitrate CELP signal block encoder/decoder includes a codebook selector (22) for selecting, for each signal block, a corresponding codebook identification in accordance with a deterministic selection procedure that is independent of signal type. Included are also means for encoding/decoding each signal block by using a codebook having the selected codebook identification.
Abstract:
In producing an approximation of an original speech signal from encoded information about the original speech signal, current parameters (EnPar(i)) associated with a current segment of the original speech signal are determined from the encoded information. Reproduction of a noise component of the original speech signal is improved by using at least one of the current parameters and corresponding previous parameters respectively associated with previous segments of the original speech signal (31, 37, 39) to produce a modified parameter (EnPar(i) mod ). The modified parameter is then used (25, 40) to produce an approximation of the current segment of the original speech signal.
Abstract:
A multi-part fixed codebook includes both individual fixed codebooks for each channel and a shared fixed codebook. Although the shared fixed codebook is common to all channels, the channels are associated with individual lags. Furthermore, the individual fixed codebooks are associated with individual gains, and the individual lags are also associated with individual gains. The excitation from each individual fixed codebook is added to the corresponding excitation (a shared codebook vector, but individual lags and gains for each channel) from the shared fixed codebook.
Abstract:
Perceptually relevant non-speech information can be preserved during encoding of an audio signal by determining whether the audio signal includes such information. If so, a speech/noise classification of the audio signal is overriden to prevent misclassification of the audio signal as noise.
Abstract:
A multi-part fixed codebook includes both individual fixed codebooks for each channel and a shared fixed codebook. Although the shared fixed codebook is common to all channels, the channels are associated with individual lags. Furthermore, the individual fixed codebooks are associated with individual gains, and the individual lags are also associated with individual gains. The excitation from each individual fixed codebook is added to the corresponding excitation (a shared codebook vector, but individual lags and gains for each channel) from the shared fixed codebook.
Abstract:
In producing an approximation of an original speech signal from encoded information about the original speech signal, current parameters (EnPar(i)) associated with a current segment of the original speech signal are determined from the encoded information. Reproduction of a noise component of the original speech signal is improved by using at least one of the current parameters and corresponding previous parameters respectively associated with previous segments of the original speech signal (31, 37, 39) to produce a modified parameter (EnPar(i) mod ). The modified parameter is then used (25, 40) to produce an approximation of the current segment of the original speech signal.
Abstract:
Un codificador de señales de análisis por síntesis predictivo lineal multicanal que incluye un libro de código fijo multiparte, incluyendo un libro de código fijo individual (FC1, FC2) para cada canal; un libro de código fijo compartido (FCS) que contiene los vectores de libro de código que son comunes a todos los canales; y medios (40) para analizar la correlación entre canales y cambiar dinámicamente, dependiendo de la correlación entre canales actual, la asignación de bits de codificación entre dicho dichos libros de códigos fijos individuales y dicho libro de código fijo compartido.
Abstract:
12. A MULTI-CODEBOOK FIXED BITRATE CELP SIGNAL BLOCK ENCODER/DECODER INCLUDES A CODEBOOK SELECTOR (22) FOR SELECTING, FOR EACH SIGNAL BLOCK, A CORRESPONDING CODEBOOK IDENTIFICATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DETERMINISTIC SELECTION PROCEDURE THAT IS INDEPENDENT OF SIGNAL TYPE. INCLUDED ARE ALSO MEANS FOR ENCODING/DECODING EACH SIGNAL BLOCK BY USING A CODEBOOK HAVING THE SELECTED CODEBOOK IDENTIFICATION.(FIG. 2)
Abstract:
Perceptually relevant non-speech information can be preserved during encoding of an audio signal by determining whether the audio signal includes such information. If so, a speech/noise classification of the audio signal is overriden to prevent misclassification of the audio signal as noise.