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Accurate, critically sampled characteristic waveform surface construction for waveform interpolation decomposition

Accurate, critically sampled characteristic waveform surface construction for waveform interpolation decomposition

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A waveform-matched waveform interpolation (WMWI) technique is presented which offers improved signal analysis over standard WI coders and, in the unquantised case, perfect reconstruction. In WMWI, an accurate representation of speech evolution is formed by extracting consecutive pitch periods of a time-warped, constant pitch residual. A pitch track optimisation technique is described which ensures that the critically sampled pitch periods can be effectively decomposed into a slowly evolving and rapidly evolving waveform, allowing efficient quantisation.

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      • J. Haagen , W.B. Kleijn , R. Ramachandran , R. Mammone . (1995) Waveform interpolation, Modern methods of speech processing.
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      • Kleijn, W.B., Yang, H., Deprettere, E.: `Waveform interpolation coding with pitch-spaced subbands', Proc. 5th Int. Conf. Spoken Language Processing, December 1998.
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      • Eriksson, T., Kleijn, W.B.: `On waveform-interpolation coding with asymptotically perfect reconstruction', Proc. IEEE Workshop Speech Coding, June 1999, p. 93–95.
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