hyeewang
Apr 21 2009, 04:10
1. What is the difference between speech signal attained from mobile and that of telephone?
2. How to eliminate such terrible distinct difference? Is it possible? Here I only wanna know the principle of algorithm ,for it can not be fully explained in a post. And if you would like ,you can tell more.
3. Which institutions/Masters have been engaged in that study? The present achievement?
Any comments would be appreciated!
Cheers
HyeeWang@gmail.com
hyeewang
Apr 30 2009, 02:31
Anyway,I am talking the speech quality,not communication mode and bitstream rate.
For the terrible difference of speech quality,it must use different algo when
performing speech recognition and speaker identification.
I wanna eliminate the difference between them and thus can use the same algo.
Hi
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hyeewang
Apr 30 2009, 14:14
QUOTE (Juha @ Apr 30 2009, 12:19)

Hi
You propably get "more attention" @
http://www.dsprelated.com/Juha
Thank you.
Woodinville
Apr 30 2009, 19:33
Cell phones use one of several extremely low-rate codecs.
Land lines use 64kb/s muLaw (or a-Law over there on the right side of the ocean)
The difference in distortion between 4.8 kb/s and 64kb/s is not surprising.
(cell phones range from 4.8 upwards to something like 16kb/s, but it's been a few years since I was in a telco company)
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