A hybrid input/output spectrum adaptation scheme for LD-CELP coding of speech
Siu-pun Chui, Cheung-Fat Chan · 2002
This paper describes a hybrid input/output block adaptation scheme for the quantization of spectral parameters for low-delay CELP coders. In this scheme, line spectrum pair (LSP) coefficients are used as parameters for spectral adaptation and they are partitioned into two segments; LSPs in the first segment which corresponding to low frequency regions are backward adapted from the reproduction speech while LSPs in the second segment are adapted from input speech and quantized as side information to the decoder. The rationale behind this scheme is to compensate for the spectrum distortion introduced by conventional backward adaptation schemes operating at low bit rates. Simulation results show that the hybrid LSP adaptation scheme achieves transparent quantization at 12 bits for each analysis frame of 5 ms.