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- the present invention relates to a pitch emphasizing method and apparatus for a voice decoder mounted on a digital voice communication device such as a digital mobile phone.
- a digital voice communication device such as a digital mobile phone.
- a speech codec Z-decoding device for efficiently compressing and transmitting a speech signal.
- a process using a Boost filter is performed to improve the perceived quality with respect to the quality degradation of the decoded audio caused by the encoding.
- the processing by the Bost filter includes pitch enhancement which enhances the perceived quality by enhancing the pitch periodicity of the decoded signal.
- the conventional pitch enhancement methods there is a technology based on the standard recommendation G.729 (8 kbps CS—ACELP speech coding system) of the international organization ITU-T.
- G.729 8 kbps CS—ACELP speech coding system
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a Boost filter arranged on the audio decoding side of the audio code Z decoding device.
- the post-filter 1 performs pitch emphasis on a decoded speech after speech decoding in a pitch emphasizing unit 2 described later, and then emphasizes a speech spectrum in a formant emphasizing unit 3.
- the high-frequency emphasis unit 4 corrects the tilt characteristics of the spectrum generated by the formant emphasis unit 3
- the gain control unit 5 converts the post-filter-processed signal power to the signal power before the post-filter process. Perform gain correction to match.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the pitch emphasis unit 2.
- the pitch emphasis unit 2 is an LPC inverse filter composed of LPC parameters used during speech decoding.
- a residual signal is calculated from the decoded speech.
- the LPC inverse filter corresponds to the numerator of the formant enhancement filter in the formant enhancement unit 3 in FIG. 1 and also serves as a part of the formant enhancement processing.
- the lag value calculation unit 22 calculates a lag value using the residual signal obtained by the LPC inverse filter 21.
- the lag value is calculated using the lag parameter used in speech decoding. From before and after the integer lag value represented by the lag parameter, an integer lag value at which the correlation value of the residual signal becomes maximum is determined, and a decimal lag value T at which the normalized correlation value becomes maximum before and after the integer lag value is determined. decide.
- the gain coefficient calculator 23 calculates a coefficient g for controlling the gain of the pitch emphasis filter 24. This is obtained as the pitch prediction gain (normalized correlation value) at the lag value T.
- the pitch emphasis filter 24 performs pitch emphasis processing on the residual signal of the decoded speech after the LPC inverse filter.
- the pitch emphasis filter H p (z) is given by equation (1).
- ⁇ is a constant for controlling the degree of pitch enhancement.
- a method and apparatus are provided.
- the purpose is to calculate a first lag value from at least one of the lag parameters used in decoded speech or speech decoding to a signal waveform similar to the signal waveform to be pitch-emphasized, and to calculate the first lag value. Calculating one or more other lag values up to another signal waveform similar to the signal waveform to be pitch-emphasized based on the reference, and using the signal waveforms at the plurality of lag values to emphasize the decoded speech. Is achieved by As a result, when applied to a low-bit-rate speech codec, pitch emphasis with a high degree of emphasis can be performed without impairing the naturalness of the decoded speech, and the audibility quality can be further improved. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a conventional boost filter that performs pitch enhancement
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a pitch enhancement unit in the conventional boost filter
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a wireless communication device including the Bost filter according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a voice decoding unit of the wireless communication device illustrated in FIG. 3
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a pitch emphasis unit of the Bost filter according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an operation procedure of the pitch emphasizing operation in the first embodiment
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a pitch emphasizing unit of the post filter according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a wireless communication device including the Bost filter according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- sound is converted into an electric analog signal by a sound input device 101 such as a microphone on the transmitting side, and output to an A / D converter 102.
- the analog audio signal is converted into a digital audio signal by the AZD converter 102 and output to the audio encoding unit 103.
- the voice coding unit 103 performs voice coding processing on the digital voice signal, and outputs the coded information to the modulation / demodulation unit 104.
- the modulation / demodulation unit 104 receives the coded voice signal. Is digitally modulated and sent to the wireless transmission unit 105.
- the wireless transmission unit 105 performs a predetermined wireless transmission process on the modulated signal. This signal is transmitted via antenna 106.
- a reception signal received by the antenna 107 is subjected to predetermined wireless reception processing by the wireless reception unit 108 and sent to the modulation / demodulation unit 104.
- the modulation and demodulation section 104 performs demodulation processing on the received signal, and outputs the demodulated signal to the audio decoding section 109.
- Speech decoding section 109 performs a decoding process on the demodulated signal to obtain a digital decoded speech signal, and outputs the digital decoded speech signal to DZA converter 110.
- the D / A converter 1] 0 converts the digital decoded audio signal output from the audio decoding unit 109 into an analog decoded audio signal and outputs the analog decoded audio signal to an audio output device 11] such as a speaker.
- the audio output device 1 1 1 converts the electrical analog decoded audio signal into decoded audio and outputs it.
- the audio decoding unit 109 has the configuration shown in FIG. You That is, when the received data is input to the separator 201, the LPC parameter code L that represents the quantized LPC from the received data, the fixed excitation code S that represents the fixed excitation code vector, and the lag value are represented. A lag parameter code P and a gain code G representing gain information are extracted, and the respective codes are LPC decoder 201, fixed excitation codebook 205, lag parameter decoding unit 203, and gain code. Entered into Book 206.
- the LPC decoder 207 decodes the quantized LPC from the LPC parameter code L and outputs the result to the synthesis filter 208.
- the fixed excitation codebook 205 stores a predetermined number of fixed excitation code vectors having different shapes.
- the fixed excitation codebook 205 has a fixed excitation codebook index obtained by decoding the input fixed excitation code S.
- the fixed excitation code vector is output.
- the fixed excitation code vector is output to an adder after being multiplied by a fixed excitation codebook gain described later in a multiplier.
- the adaptive excitation codebook 204 buffers the driving excitation signals generated in the past while successively updating them, and generates an adaptive excitation code vector using lag parameters.
- the lag parameter is a lag parameter in the lag parameter codebook specified by the lag parameter codebook index obtained by decoding the input lag parameter code P by the lag parameter decoding unit 203.
- This adaptive excitation code vector is output to an adder after being multiplied by an adaptive excitation codebook gain described later in a multiplier.
- the gain codebook 206 stores a predetermined number of sets (gain vectors) of the adaptive excitation codebook gain and the fixed excitation codebook gain, and is obtained by decoding the input gain code G.
- the adaptive excitation codebook gain component of the gain vector specified by the gain codebook index is output to the multiplier, and the fixed excitation codebook gain component is output to the multiplier.
- the adder generates a driving excitation signal by adding the fixed excitation code vector input from the multiplier and the adaptive excitation code vector, and outputs the driving excitation signal to the synthesis filter 208 and the adaptive excitation codebook 204.
- the synthesis filter 208 constructs an LPC synthesis filter using the input quantized LPC. A filter processing is performed on the synthesis filter with the driving sound source signal output from the adder as an input, and the synthesis signal is output to the post-filter 209.
- the post filter 209 processes the synthesized signal input from the synthesis filter 208 to improve the subjective quality of the audio signal, such as pitch emphasis, formant emphasis, high-frequency emphasis, and gain control. I do.
- the output of the post-filter 209 is output as output data such as a decoded voice signal digitized after a predetermined post-processing.
- FIG. 5 is a functional block diagram of the pitch emphasizing unit of the post filter according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- the pitch enhancement unit of the post filter according to Embodiment 1 performs LPC inverse filter processing on the decoded speech to obtain a residual signal, and LPC inverse filter 101 that uses the lag parameter used in speech decoding to decode the decoded speech.
- the first lag value calculation unit 102 that calculates the first lag value from A second lag value calculation unit that calculates a second lag value from the lag value and the decoded voice of the first and second lag values from the decoded voice.
- a first and second gain coefficient calculation unit 104 for calculating the second gain coefficient and the decoded voice, using the first and second lag values and the first and second gain coefficients.
- a pitch emphasis filter 105 for performing pitch emphasis filter processing is provided.
- Equation (2) shows the filter characteristics of the pitch emphasis filter 105.
- ⁇ 1 and ⁇ 2 are the first and second lag values
- gl and g 2 are the gain coefficients of the pitch enhancement filter of ⁇ 1 and ⁇ 2
- ⁇ 1 and ⁇ 2 are the lag values ⁇ 1 and ⁇ Pitch against 2 It is a constant that controls the degree of emphasis.
- the pitch emphasis filter 105 emphasizes the pitch using the signal of the second lag value T2 in addition to the signal of the first lag value T1 as shown in Expression (2).
- the pitch enhancement process is performed in units of a fixed length section of the decoded speech. This section length corresponds to the coding unit (frame or subframe) of speech codec processing to which pitch enhancement is applied.
- LPC coefficients constituting the LPC inverse filter 101 LPC parameters transmitted from the encoding side used for speech decoding are used.
- LPC coefficient an LPC parameter obtained by directly performing an LPC analysis on the decoded speech s (n) can be used.
- the first lag value calculating section 102 obtains a first lag value T 1 from the residual signal r (n).
- the method of calculating the first lag value T 1 is arbitrary, for example,
- the lag value at which the correlation value R (k) of the residual signal shown in Eq. (3) or the normalized correlation value Rn (k) shown in Eq. (4) becomes the maximum can be obtained as the first lag value T 1. it can.
- Equation (3) r k (n) is the residual signal at the lag value k (including the decimal lag value).
- the lag value of the lag parameter transmitted from the encoding side at the time of speech decoding may be used as it is as the first lag value, or a decimal lag value may be calculated in the range before and after the integer part.
- the first lag value T1 obtained in this manner represents the amount of delay to a position where a signal waveform most similar to the target signal waveform for pitch enhancement exists.
- the decoded speech signal or residual signal has a periodic signal waveform, it indicates the distance from the target signal waveform to the signal waveform one pitch cycle earlier.
- the second lag value calculation unit 103 calculates a second lag value T2 using the first lag value T1 and the residual signal.
- the second lag value calculation means 103 is based on a lag value obtained by doubling the first lag value T 1 (or an integer part of the first lag value T 1), and a decimal lag value before and after the lag value.
- the lag value that maximizes equation (4) within the range including is calculated as the second lag value T2.
- the second lag value T 2 obtained in this manner is typically calculated from the target signal waveform to the signal waveform two pitch periods before when the decoded speech signal or the residual signal has a periodic signal waveform. Indicates the distance.
- the search range of the second lag value T 2 exceeds the value of the buffer length of the residual signal.
- the calculation of the second lag value is stopped, and the decoded speech signal at the second lag value T2 is not used for pitch enhancement. This can suppress an increase in the buffer capacity (memory capacity) of the residual signal and the decoded audio signal.
- the first and second gain coefficient calculation units 304 The gain factor of the pitch emphasis filter at the lag value is determined.
- the first and second gain coefficients gl and g2 can be calculated by equations (5) and (6).
- the pitch emphasis filter 105 applies the pitch emphasis filter shown in equation (2) to the decoded speech to perform pitch emphasis, thereby obtaining an output signal after pitch emphasis.
- the output after pitch emphasis is then subjected to formant emphasis, high-frequency emphasis, and gain control, resulting in post-filter output.
- the second lag value calculating section 103 is provided in addition to the first lag value calculating section 102.
- the optimum second lag value T2 is calculated, and the decoded speech signal at the lag value T2 is added to the decoded speech signal at the first lag value and used for pitch enhancement, whereby the signal to be subjected to pitch enhancement is obtained.
- the signal with the second lag value one pitch period before
- the signal with the second lag value two pitch periods before
- smooth pitch emphasis using a similar signal waveform can be realized, and high-pitched pitch emphasis can be performed without impairing the naturalness of decoded speech.
- FIG. 7 is a functional block diagram of a pitch emphasizing unit of a Bost filter according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- the post-filter according to the second embodiment uses a residual signal, which is an output of an LPC inverse filter, as an input of the pitch emphasis filter 105, instead of the decoded speech signal.
- Other configurations are the same as those of the first embodiment.
- the residual signal and gain relation at the first and second lag values Pitch emphasis processing is performed using numbers.
- a filter characteristic of the LPC inverse filter 101 a characteristic corresponding to a numerator term of the formant enhancement filter expressed by Expression (9) performed after the pitch enhancement processing is used.
- ⁇ , ⁇ d are constants controlling the degree of formant enhancement
- lZgf is a gain correction term.
- the LPC inverse filter processing for obtaining the lag value used in the pitch enhancement filter of the present invention and the residual signal used in calculating the gain coefficient is performed.
- first and second lag values are used as the lag values used for pitch enhancement.
- a method using two or more lag values is similarly realized. it can.
- the method of calculating the lag value and the gain coefficient using the residual signal after the LPC inverse filter has been described.
- the lag value and the gain coefficient may be calculated directly from the decoded speech signal.
- the second lag value 2 pitch period
- the present invention also includes a device that operates as a pitch emphasizing device using a program in which the above-described pitch emphasizing method is realized by software and recorded on a recording medium such as a magnetic disk, a magneto-optical disk, and a ROM.
- the pitch emphasizing method and device of the present invention can be applied to a base station device, a communication terminal device, and the like in a wireless communication system.
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