Tree-structured delta codebook for an efficient implementation of CELP
T. Taniguchi, Yoshinori Tanaka, Yasuji Ohta · 1992
The authors present a structured codebook for reducing the complexity and memory of a CELP stochastic codebook search. The tree-structured delta codebook, whose code vectors are generated from a small number of delta vectors, can be searched efficiently by calculating the vector correlations recursively. The complexity was reduced to 1/70 that of a conventional full-Gaussian codebook, and the memory for codebook storage was reduced to 1/100. Another excellent feature of this codebook is the feasibility of changing the distribution of code vectors adaptively. The codebook adaptation method (delta vector sorting) provides an SNRseg improvement of 0.6 dB, and consistent improvement in perceptual quality, by changing the order of delta vectors to fit the input speech.>