US5359696A

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Title

Digital speech coder having improved sub-sample resolution long-term predictor

Application Number:

US19940214998

Publication Date:

25-10-1994

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Application Date:

21-03-1994

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US

Priority Date:

28-06-1988

Title

Digital speech coder having improved sub-sample resolution long-term predictor

Application Number:

US19940214998

Family ID:

Publication Country:

US

Publication Date:

25-10-1994

Application Date:

21-03-1994

Priority Date:

28-06-1988

Current Assignee:

Declaring Company:

Abstract  Abstract

A digital speech coder includes a long-term filter (124) having an improved sub-sample resolution long-term predictor (FIG. 5 ) which allows for subsample resolution for the lag parameter L. A frame of N samples of input speech vector s(n) is applied to an adder (510). The output of the adder (510) produces the output vector b(n) for the long term filter (124) . The output vector b(n) is fed back to a delayed vector generator block (530) of the long-term predictor. The nominal long-term predictor lag parameter L is also input to the delayed vector generator block (530). The long-term predictor lag parameter L can take on non-integer values which may be multiples of one half one third one fourth or any other rational fraction. The delayed vector generator (530) includes a memory which holds past samples of b(n). In addition interpolated samples of b(n) are also calculated by the delayed vector generator (530) and stored in its memory at least one interpolated sample being calculated and stored between each past sample of b(n). The delayed vector generator (530) provides output vector q(n) to the long-term multiplier block (520) which scales the long-term predictor response by the long-term predictor coefficient ?. The scaled output ?q(n) is then applied to the adder (510) to complete the feedback loop of the recursive filter (124).

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