Comparative Study of Wideband Speech Spectral Quantization Schemes
Comparative Study of Wideband Speech Spectral Quantization Schemes
In this treatise a range of Line Spectrum Frequency (LSF) Vector Quantization (VQ) schemes were studied comparatively, which were designed for wideband speech codecs. Both predictive arrangements and memoryless schemes were investigated. Specifically, both memoryless Split Vector Quantization (SVQ) and Classified Vector Quantization (CVQ) were studied. These techniques exhibit a low complexity and high channel error resilience, but require high bit rates for maintaining high speech quality. By contrast, Predictive Vector Quantizers (PVQ) offer a reduced Spectral Distortion (SD) performance, although they are sensitive to channel error propagation. It is shown that the family of the so-called Safety-Net Vector Quantizers (SNVQ) offers a good design compromise in this sense.
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Guibé, G
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January 2000
Guibé, G
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How, H T
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Guibé, G, How, H T and Hanzo, L
(2000)
Comparative Study of Wideband Speech Spectral Quantization Schemes.
3rd ITG Conference on Source and Channel Coding.
17 - 19 Jan 2000.
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In this treatise a range of Line Spectrum Frequency (LSF) Vector Quantization (VQ) schemes were studied comparatively, which were designed for wideband speech codecs. Both predictive arrangements and memoryless schemes were investigated. Specifically, both memoryless Split Vector Quantization (SVQ) and Classified Vector Quantization (CVQ) were studied. These techniques exhibit a low complexity and high channel error resilience, but require high bit rates for maintaining high speech quality. By contrast, Predictive Vector Quantizers (PVQ) offer a reduced Spectral Distortion (SD) performance, although they are sensitive to channel error propagation. It is shown that the family of the so-called Safety-Net Vector Quantizers (SNVQ) offers a good design compromise in this sense.
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Published date: January 2000
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Event Dates: 17-19 January 2000 Organisation: ITG Address: Munich, Germany
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3rd ITG Conference on Source and Channel Coding, 2000-01-17 - 2000-01-19
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Southampton Wireless Group
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