LINEAR PREDICTIVE CODING

Abstract

 Linear predictive coding (LPC) is defined as a digital method for encoding an analog signal in which a particular value is predicted by a linear function of the past values of the signal. It was first proposed as a method for encoding human speech by the United States Department of Defense in federal standard 1015, published in 1984. Human speech is produced in the vocal tract which can be approximated as a variable diameter tube. The linear predictive coding (LPC) model is based on a mathematical approximation of the vocal tract represented by this tube of a varying diameter. At a Particular time, t, the speech sample s(t) is represented as a linear sum of the p previous samples. The most important aspect of LPC is the linear predictive filter which allows the value of the next sample to be determined by a linear combination of previous samples. Under normal circumstances, speech is sampled at 8000 samples/second with 8 bits used to represent each sample. This provides a rate of 64000 bits/second. Linear predictive coding reduces this to 2400 bits/second. At this reduced rate the speech has a distinctive synthetic sound and there is a noticeable loss of quality. However, the speech is still audible and it can still be easily understood. Since there is information loss in linear predictive coding, it is a lossy form of compression.

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Mohit Narayanbhai Raja , Priyanka Richhpal Jangid, , Dr. Sanjay M. Gulhane

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Mohit Narayanbhai Raja, Priyanka Richhpal Jangid, , Dr. Sanjay M. Gulhane (2015).  LINEAR PREDICTIVE CODING. International Journal of Engineering Sciences & Research Technology, 4(4), 373-379. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-158472