Abstract
Linear prediction parameters within CELP coders are commonly represented by line spectral pairs (LSP), giving stable filters and efficient coding. However, LSP manipulation can also alter the frequencies of the represented signals. The authors use computationally efficient LSP manipulation to enhance the intelligibility of speech degraded by acoustic interference.
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