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questions about G.723.1 and G.729 - Yidan Zhou - Dec 9 16:38:00 2002



Hello all,
After I went through the standard document of G.723.1 and G.729,
there are several technical terms I don't understand.
1. In G.723.1, what is the combinatorial coding for transmitting
the pulse location?
2. In G.729, Why a low-pass filter can act as a tilt compensation
filter?
3. In G.729, a bandwidth expansion is applied before the levinson
durbin. It is said that expansion is used for white noise
correction. Then what's the meaning of white-noise correction?
Anyone knows the answers to these question, please do me a favor.
Thanks in advance!

Best regards,

Yidan Zhou





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Re: questions about G.723.1 and G.729 - Author Unknown - Jan 17 7:43:00 2003

Hi all

As we know in the channel vocoder each segment of input speech is analyzed
using a bank of band pass filters called the analysis filters
The energy at the output of the each filter is estimate at fixed intervals and
transmitted to the receiver.

what is that energy and how to quantify that ??

please if anybody know about basic fundametal of this please reply soon

with regards
"Yidan Zhou <>" <>
wrote:Hello all,
After I went through the standard document of G.723.1 and G.729,
there are several technical terms I don't understand.
1. In G.723.1, what is the combinatorial coding for transmitting
the pulse location?
2. In G.729, Why a low-pass filter can act as a tilt compensation
filter?
3. In G.729, a bandwidth expansion is applied before the levinson
durbin. It is said that expansion is used for white noise
correction. Then what's the meaning of white-noise correction?
Anyone knows the answers to these question, please do me a favor.
Thanks in advance!

Best regards,

Yidan Zhou
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Re: questions about G.723.1 and G.729 - michel memeteau - Jan 17 23:22:00 2003

hi over there,

What I know about it is that the energy is the fft of the filtered signal power
2 and you might divide this by
the number of samples. But if you have the coder I guess you have a decoder ????
or you can find one maybe on
sourceforge.org

hope it helps 17/01/03 08:43:52, <> a écrit: >
> à: "Yidan Zhou <>"
> <>,
>
> De: <>
> Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2003 23:43:52 -0800 (PST)
> Sujet:Re: [speechcoding] questions about G.723.1 and G.729 >
> Hi all
>
> As we know in the channel vocoder each segment of input speech is analyzed
> using a bank of band pass filters called the analysis filters
> The energy at the output of the each filter is estimate at fixed intervals
> and transmitted to the receiver.
>
> what is that energy and how to quantify that ??
>
> please if anybody know about basic fundametal of this please reply soon
>
> with regards >
> "Yidan Zhou <>" <>
> wrote:Hello all,
> After I went through the standard document of G.723.1 and G.729,
> there are several technical terms I don't understand.
> 1. In G.723.1, what is the combinatorial coding for transmitting
> the pulse location?
> 2. In G.729, Why a low-pass filter can act as a tilt compensation
> filter?
> 3. In G.729, a bandwidth expansion is applied before the levinson
> durbin. It is said that expansion is used for white noise
> correction. Then what's the meaning of white-noise correction?
> Anyone knows the answers to these question, please do me a favor.
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Best regards,
>
> Yidan Zhou >
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