Multi-pulse excited linear predictive speech coder
CA 1213059 A · Owner: Kroon, Peter · Inventors: Deprettere, Edmond F.A.; Kroon, Peter
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Multi-pulse excited linear predictive speech coder." An LPC-synthesizer (1) produces a synthetic speech signal (s(n)) of which the difference (2) from the reference speech signal (s(n)) is perceptually weighted (4). In response to the weighted error signal (e(n), .epsilon. (n)) error minimizing means (5) control the multi-pulse excitation signal generator (6). The error minimizing procedure is accelerated by effecting the minimizing operation only in the region of the maximum of an auxiliary function (Mk(n)) which is a measure of the energy of the weighted error signal.
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- Granted October 21, 1986. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended October 21, 2003.
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