Noise reduction on speech codec parameters
H. Taddei, Christophe Beaugeant, M. De Meuleneire
Abstract
H. Taddei, Christophe Beaugeant, M. De Meuleneire
Abstract
The transmission of speech in mobile or packet networks requires the use of a speech codec. In order to improve the quality of speech in a noisy environment, a noise reduction algorithm is used. This noise reduction can either be done as pre-processing before speech encoding or in the network by decoding the bitstream, performing the speech enhancement in the time and/or frequency domain and re-encoding the speech. Both methods are computationally expensive. In this paper a new approach to reduce environmental background noise by modifying the codec parameters is discussed.
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The transmission of speech in mobile or packet networks requires the use of a speech codec. In order to improve the quality of speech in a noisy environment, a noise reduction algorithm is used. This noise reduction can either be done as pre-processing before speech encoding or in the network by decoding the bitstream, performing the speech enhancement in the time and/or frequency domain and re-encoding the speech. Both methods are computationally expensive. In this paper a new approach to reduce environmental background noise by modifying the codec parameters is discussed.
Key concepts: Computer science, Codec, Adaptive Multi-Rate audio codec, Codec2, Speech recognition, Speech coding, Speech enhancement, Voice activity detection