Signal reconstruction from modified wavelet transform-An application to auditory signal processing
Toshio Irino, Hideki Kawahara · 1992
A novel method of signal reconstruction from a modified auditory representation is presented. This consists of three parts: (1) an algorithm to reconstruct a signal from its modified wavelet transform with a general wavelet; (2) obtaining an auditory representation using an auditory wavelet transform whose analyzing wavelet is the impulse response of an auditory peripheral model; and (3) estimating the reconstruction algorithm both with and without data reduction. An example of its application to the time-scale modification of speech is presented. High-quality speech successfully generated by time-scale modification shows that the reconstruction method is suitable for various applications as well as making experimental auditory stimuli.>