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25 April 1995 Speech coding for mobile and multimedia applications
Andreas Spanias
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Abstract
Although speech coding has been an ongoing area of research for several decades, the recent advances in real-time DSP and the emergence of new applications have spurred a renewed interest in the area. Several speech coding algorithms have been adopted in international standards and study groups are drafting new standards for existing and emerging mobile and multimedia applications.

In this paper, we provide a survey of speech coding technologies with emphasis on those methods that are part of recent communication standards. The paper starts with an introduction to speech coding and continues with descriptions of linear predictive vocoders, analysis-by-synthesis linear prediction, sub-band and transform coders, and sinusoidal analysis-synthesis systems. We conclude with a summary of this critical review paper along with a brief discussion on opportunities for future research.
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Andreas Spanias "Speech coding for mobile and multimedia applications", Proc. SPIE 10279, Digital Signal Processing Technology: A Critical Review, 1027908 (25 April 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.204213
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KEYWORDS
Multimedia

Standards development

Analytical research

Digital signal processing

Mobile communications

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