1992
DOI: 10.1109/26.126714
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Low-delay vector excitation coding of speech at 16 kb/s

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“…The normalized residual signal obtained by two cascade predictors approximately tend to standard Gaussian distribution. Now, the long-time predictor(pitch predictor) is always used to ensure the speech quality in some of medium and low bit rate speech coding, such as, 16Kb/s LD-CELP [2], 8Kb/s VSELP [3], 13Kb/s RPE-LTP [ 4] and 4.8Kb/s FS1016-CELP [ 5] and so on. At high bit rate, the sufficient bits can be distributed to excitation so as to guarantee their reconstructed harmonic structure, where the long-time predictor tends to an exact model.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The normalized residual signal obtained by two cascade predictors approximately tend to standard Gaussian distribution. Now, the long-time predictor(pitch predictor) is always used to ensure the speech quality in some of medium and low bit rate speech coding, such as, 16Kb/s LD-CELP [2], 8Kb/s VSELP [3], 13Kb/s RPE-LTP [ 4] and 4.8Kb/s FS1016-CELP [ 5] and so on. At high bit rate, the sufficient bits can be distributed to excitation so as to guarantee their reconstructed harmonic structure, where the long-time predictor tends to an exact model.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%