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ADPCM ITU C code

Started by Meenakshi Matai in Speech Coding20 years ago

Hello, I am working on implementing the G.726 ADPCM algorithm. In the C code obtained from ITU, there's a function called...

Hello, I am working on implementing the G.726 ADPCM algorithm. In the C code obtained from ITU, there's a function called "update". It is present in the "g72x.c" file. The first few lines of the function look like this: ylint = (short int)state


About CELP paper

Started by ytjiang2002 in Speech Coding20 years ago 2 replies

Dear all, I have downloaded the source of CELP. But I didn't find the papers to explain the details of this algorithm. So I...

Dear all, I have downloaded the source of CELP. But I didn't find the papers to explain the details of this algorithm. So I want to know where I can find it? Thank you.


.wav input to g.723

Started by learningdsp in Speech Coding20 years ago

Hello, I am a beginner and trying to understand the working of G.723 ADPCM. I have been able to get all the C files from ITU...

Hello, I am a beginner and trying to understand the working of G.723 ADPCM. I have been able to get all the C files from ITU for the G.723 ADPCM. I have a basic question. According to the documentation and block diagram the first block converts the input si


Estimate LPC's

Started by rahulparthasarthy in Speech Coding20 years ago 2 replies

Hello, I am trying to compute a solution using the least- square- error principle to an overdetermined system of equations. ...

Hello, I am trying to compute a solution using the least- square- error principle to an overdetermined system of equations. The equation is as below: Error = summation (y[n] ? summation (ai x[n-i] ) ).... in 'ai' term `i' is subscript where `n'


Quantization performance of LSFs in G.723.1

Started by koro in Speech Coding20 years ago 3 replies

Hi everyone: I am working on the quantization of LSFs in G.723.1. I found that sometimes G.723.1 introduces a quite large ...

Hi everyone: I am working on the quantization of LSFs in G.723.1. I found that sometimes G.723.1 introduces a quite large percentage of outliers in the range of 2-4dB, for example, over 10%. So G.723.1 does not satisfy the transparent quantization? Is this correct? Could anyone


[Fwd: Re: Urgent Help Needed on CELP]

Started by Jeff Brower in Speech Coding20 years ago

Dai, B. James- Add... MELP --> Mixed Excitation Linear Prediction -Jeff -------- Original Message -------- ...

Dai, B. James- Add... MELP --> Mixed Excitation Linear Prediction -Jeff -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: [speechcoding] Urgent Help Needed on CELP Date: Tue, 11 May 2004 19:07:08 +0800 (CST) From: dai Guangfa <


GSM Full Rate DTX test vectors

Started by achaupit in Speech Coding20 years ago

Dear all, I am currently working on the GSM FR speech encoder for my student final year and I am experiencing some problem with...

Dear all, I am currently working on the GSM FR speech encoder for my student final year and I am experiencing some problem with the ETSI GSM FR DTX test vectors: Even when I use the implementation described by GSM 06.32 (section A.2.1) for LAR and xmax averaging, the FR DTX


physical meaning of the LPC derived log area ratio coefficients?

Started by Chuping Liu in Speech Coding20 years ago 1 reply

Hi All, The LPC derived log area ratio coefficients are defined as gi=log(1-ki/1+ki) where ki comes from the Durbin's...

Hi All, The LPC derived log area ratio coefficients are defined as gi=log(1-ki/1+ki) where ki comes from the Durbin's iterative method. I am wondering whether gi/ki (PARCOR coefficients) physically correponds to which side of the vocal tract. Suppose the LPC is of p


Levinson v/s Levinson-Durbin

Started by #ARIJIT BISWAS# in Speech Coding20 years ago 4 replies

Hi: I have a doubt: I know the Levinson-Durbin Algorithm (including the Generalized Levinson-Durbin Algorithm). Can anyone...

Hi: I have a doubt: I know the Levinson-Durbin Algorithm (including the Generalized Levinson-Durbin Algorithm). Can anyone tell me how does it differ from the previous version, i.e. the Levinson algorithm? Since, I don't want to read it, I will be glad if a


perceptual..

Started by Anonymous in Speech Coding20 years ago 2 replies

hi all, Can anyone tell me whatz the use of "PERCEPTUAL WEIGHTING FILTER" ? why its so necessary in speech coding?   ...

hi all, Can anyone tell me whatz the use of "PERCEPTUAL WEIGHTING FILTER" ? why its so necessary in speech coding?   thanx in advance. Mithun G N  


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