LSF Vector Quantizer for 2.4kb/s Codec Based on Speech Unvoiced/Voiced Classification

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In order to reduce bit-rate and still maintain fine distortion performance,this paper proposed a method of LSF quantization based on speech unvoiced/voiced classification. This method use differential LSF parameters from unvoiced/voiced database to train codebook. And using this method can suppress the quantization error propagation caused by directly vector quantization of LSF parameters. Experimental results show that using this method to quantify LSF will have a better quality while allocating the same number of bits.

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