Real-time vector APC speech coding at 4800 bps with adaptive postfiltering
Juin-Hwey Chen, A. Gersho · 2005
An improved Vector APC (VAPC) speech coder at 4800 bps produces speech with very good communications quality while maintaining a complexity low enough to allow a real-time implementation with at most two commercially available DSP chips. The VAPC algorithm combines APC with vector quantization and incorporates analysis-by-synthesis, perceptual noise weighting, and adaptive postfiltering. A novel adaptive postfiltering technique helps to achieve an essentially inaudible level of coding noise. Real-time software has been developed for an implementation using the AT&T DSP32 floating-point processor chip. The overall complexity of the implemented VAPC system is about 3 million multiply-adds/second of computation and 6 kwords of memory.