Speech decoding method and apparatus which generates an excitation signal and a synthesis filter
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Current assignee: Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba · originally Toshiba
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Inventors: Kimio Miseki · Examiner: Talivaldis Ivars Smits · AU 2626 · TC 2600
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A speech decoding method which generates an excitation signal and a synthesis filter from coded data and which obtains a speech signal based on the excitation signal and the synthesis filter. The method includes acquiring identification information used for determining whether the speech signal to be decoded is a narrowband signal or a wideband signal; and modifying the excitation signal based on the identification information by controlling strength or presence of emphasis of pitch periodicity with respect to the excitation signal generated from the coded data, so as to generate the speech signal by use of the modified excitation signal and the synthesis filter.
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| Type | Document | Date |
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| related publication | US 20100250262 A1 | 30 Sep 2010 |
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