Improved CS-CELP speech coding in a noisy environment using a trained sparse conjugate codebook
A. Kataoka, S. Hosaka, Jotaro Ikedo, Takehiro Moriya, S. Hayashi · 2002
A high-quality 8-kbit/s speech coder based on conjugate structure CELP (CS-CELP) is proposed that uses a trained sparse conjugate codebook. The trained sparse conjugate codebook improves speech quality for noisy speech. This codebook consists of two sub-codebooks and each sub-codebook consists of a random component and a trained component. Each component has excitation vectors consisting of a few pulses. In the random component, pulse position and amplitude are determined randomly. The trained component is determined by training. Subjective tests (differential mean opinion score, DMOS and mean opinion score, MOS) indicated that this codebook improves speech quality compared with the conventional trained codebook for noisy speech. The MOS showed that the quality of improved CS-CELP is equivalent to that of the 32-kbit/s ADPCM for clean speech.