Speech classification embedded in adaptive codebook search for low bit-rate CELP coding
Chih-Chung Kuo, Fu-Rong Jean, Hsiao-Chuan Wang · IEEE Transactions on Speech and Audio Processing · 1995
This correspondence proposes a new CELP coding method which embeds speech classification in adaptive codebook search. This approach can retain the synthesized speech quality at bit-rates below 4 kb/s. A pitch analyzer is designed to classify each frame by its periodicity, and with a finite-state machine, one of four states is determined. Then the adaptive codebook search scheme is switched according to the state. Simulation results show that higher SEGSNR and lower computation complexity can be achieved, and the pitch contour of the synthesized speech is smoother than that produced by conventional CELP coders.>