The range of disclosed configurations includes methods in which subbands of a speech signal are separately encoded, with the excitation of a first subband being derived from a second subband. Gain factors are calculated to indicate a time-varying relation between envelopes of the original first subband and of the synthesized first subband. The gain factors are quantized, and quantized values that exceed the pre-quantized values are re-coded.

Systems, methods, and apparatus for gain factor limiting

A technique is described for concealing the effect of a lost frame in a series of frames representing an encoded audio signal in a sub-band predictive coding system. In accordance with the technique, a first synthesized sub-band audio signal is synthesized, wherein synthesizing the first synthesized sub-band audio signal comprises performing waveform extrapolation based on a stored first sub-band decoded audio signal. A second synthesized sub-band audio signal is also synthesized, wherein synthesizing the second synthesized sub-band audio signal comprises performing waveform extrapolation based on the stored second sub-band decoded audio signal. The first synthesized sub-band audio signal and the second synthesized sub-band audio signal are combined to generate a synthesized full-band output audio signal corresponding to a lost frame.

Packet loss concealment for sub-band predictive coding based on extrapolation of sub-band audio waveforms

In a Noise Feedback Coding (NFC) system having a corresponding ZERO-STATE filter structure, the first ZERO-STATE filter structure including multiple filters, a method of producing a ZERO-STATE response error vector. The method includes: (a) transforming the first ZERO-STATE filter structure to a second ZERO-STATE filter structure including only an all-zero filter, the all-zero filter having a filter response substantially equivalent to a filter response of the ZERO-STATE filter structure including multiple filters; and (b) filtering a VQ codevector with the all-zero filter to produce the ZERO-STATE response error vector corresponding to the VQ codevector.

Efficient excitation quantization in noise feedback coding with general noise shaping

The conventional error conceal processing generates a greatly fluctuating irregular sound which is unpleasant to ears and causes a remarkable echo effect and click noise. A notification signal detection unit (301) judges processing for an input frame. In case of an error frame, a sound detection unit (303) makes judgment whether a preceding non-error data frame is a sound signal. If it is a sound frame, a sound copying unit (304) generates a replacing frame. If it is a non-sound frame, a transient signal detection unit (305) judges whether it is an attack signal by the transient signal detection and selects an appropriate area from the preceding non-error frame. A filter bank analysis unit (306) generates N sub-bands. Sub-band samples are extrapolated to these by an extrapolation unit (307) and they become replacing sub-band data for the current error frame. From the data, a filter bank synthesis unit (308) rebuilds the sub-band data.

Error conceal device and error conceal method

The present invention relates to a method and device for quantizing linear prediction parameters in variable bit-rate sound signal coding, in which an input linear prediction parameter vector is received, a sound signal frame corresponding to the input linear prediction parameter vector is classified, a prediction vector is computed, the computed prediction vector is removed from the input linear prediction parameter vector to produce a prediction error vector, and the prediction error vector is quantized. Computation of the prediction vector comprises selecting one of a plurality of prediction schemes in relation to the classification of the sound signal frame, and processing the prediction error vector through the selected prediction scheme. The present invention further relates to a method and device for dequantizing linear prediction parameters in variable bit-rate sound signal decoding, in which at least one quantization index and information about classification of a sound signal frame corresponding to the quantization index are received, a prediction error vector is recovered by applying the index to at least one quantization table, a prediction vector is reconstructed, and a linear prediction parameter vector is produced in response to the recovered prediction error vector and the reconstructed prediction vector. Reconstruction of the prediction vector comprises processing the recovered prediction error vector through one of a plurality of prediction schemes depending on the frame classification information.

Method and device for robust predictive vector quantization of linear prediction parameters in variable bit rate speech coding

A method and system are provided for synthesizing a corrupted frame output from a decoder including one or more predictive filters. The corrupted frame is representative of one segment of a decoded signal output from the decoder. The method comprises extrapolating a replacement frame based upon another segment of the decoded signal and substituting the replacement frame for the corrupted frame. Finally, the internal states of the filters are updated based upon the substituting.

Method and system for frame erasure concealment for predictive speech coding based on extrapolation of speech waveform

A method of concealing bit errors in a signal is provided. The method comprises encoding a signal parameter according to a set of constraints placed on a signal parameter quantizer (104). The encoded signal parameter is decoded and compared against the set of constraints (204). Finally, the method includes declaring the decoded signal parameter invalid or modifying the encoded signal (106) when the set of constraints is violated (610, 710). Training binned ranges of gain values provides a threshold (710) for selecting data segments to examine for violation of constraints on gain difference.

Bit error concealment methods for speech coding

A technique is described herein for updating a state of a decoder in a predictive coding system after synthesizing an audio output signal corresponding to a lost frame in a series of frames representing an encoded audio signal. In accordance with the technique, an audio signal associated with the synthesized output audio signal is re-encoded in an encoder to generate an encoder state, wherein the encoder is simplified with respect to an encoder used to generate the encoded audio signal. The state of the decoder is then updated based on the generated encoder state.

Updating of Decoder States After Packet Loss Concealment

Systems and methods are described for performing packet loss concealment using an extrapolation of an excitation waveform in a sub-band predictive speech coder, such as an ITU-T Recommendation G.722 wideband speech coder. The systems and methods are useful for concealing the quality-degrading effects of packet loss in a sub-band predictive coder and address some sub-band architectural issues when applying excitation extrapolation techniques to such sub-band predictive coders.

Packet loss concealment for a sub-band predictive coder based on extrapolation of excitation waveform

A method and system are provided for removing discontinuities associated with synthesizing a corrupted frame output from a decoder including one or more predictive filters. The corrupted frame is representative of one segment of a decoded signal. The method comprises copying a first number of stored samples of the decoded signal in accordance with a time lag and a scaling factor, and calculating a first number of ringing samples output from at least one of the filters.

Method and system for an overlap-add technique for predictive speech coding based on extrapolation of speech waveform

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