OSLP: a new technique in linear prediction of speech
S. Dhanjal · 2002
Odd sample linear prediction (OSLP) is a relatively new and efficient technique for analysis/synthesis of speech signals. OSLP is based on the classical theory of linear prediction. The performance of OSLP was further improved by the author. Pitch detection constitutes an important component of this technique. In the work reported so far, the SIFT algorithm, due to Markel and Grey (1976), was used for pitch detection mainly because the SIFT is also based on the classical theory of linear prediction. However, many, virtually dozens of, pitch detection algorithms have been reported in literature. In the work reported in this paper, pitch detection algorithms, other than the SIFT, were employed to investigate if the overall performance of OSLP can be further improved.