Titlebook: Linear Prediction of Speech; John D. Markel,Augustine H. Gray Book 1976 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1976 Automatische Spracherkennun

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Computational Considerations in Analysis,thus far, an implicit assumption was made that the computation occurred without error. For example, the norm squares . and . of Chapter 3 are theoretically non-negative, yet when they are evaluated using the computer programs presented they may yield negative results due to computer errors. Numerica

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Vocoders, the synthesis quality of devices that code speech for efficient transmission. An excellent summary of that effort up to 1966 is presented by Schroeder [1966]. One of the major problems was the difficulty in obtaining accurate separation of the driving function behavior (fundamental frequency) from

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Further Topics,The purposes of this final chapter are to briefly describe some aplications of linear prediction other than those previously discussed, to summarize a few impornt properties of linear prediction, and finally to present several thoughts about further research directions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-66286-7Automatische Spracherkennung; Prädiktion; Speech; Sprachsynthese; stability; structure; synthesis