Abstract
The line spectral frequencies (LSFs) extracted from successive analysis orders are interlaced with each other. This intermodel interlacing property gives a new relationship between the closeness of LSFs and their spectral sensitivities, which motivates a new weighting function for LSF distortion measurement. By applying this new weighting function to LSF quantization, we have achieved a significantly better performance than the conventional heuristic weighting functions in both clean and noise environments. In addition, the proposed weighting function gives better performance than the weighting function based on a high-rate approximation (Gardner weighting (GW)) [W.R. Gardner, B.D. Rao, IEEE Trans. Speech Audio Processing 3 (5) (1995) 367] in noise environments while their performances are comparable in clean environments. Moreover, the complexity of the proposed weighting function is much lower than that of the GW function.
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