Abstract

This paper deals with a key component involved in the short time spectrum coding in a speech coding system, namely the computation of line spectral frequencies (LSF). The method consists in: (1) the use of some predictions of the LSF as starting points for the search of the current LSF, (2) the fast bracketing of the LSF restricted on a grid of points and (3) the refinement of LSF by a variable number of bisections. The experimental results show an improvement of the average performance with more than 30% with respect to one frequently used method of LSF computation—the Kabal–Ramachandran method.

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