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What does linear prediction assume about the speech signal s(n)?

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It is represented by an auto-regressive model

The model includes an excitation signal x(n) and p linear prediction coefficients.

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What are the components of the auto-regressive model for speech signal s(n)?

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  • G
  • x(n)
  • L
  • ak (k=1 to p-1)

The values of G and ak are efficiently solved by the Levinson-Durbin recursion.

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What does the Z transform give for the speech signal?

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S(z) = G / (1 - E = LaR = k)

This equation relates the Z transform to the filter’s frequency response.

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What is the formula for the cepstrum of the speech signal?

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Cs(T) = F{In S(w)}

This definition is crucial for understanding the cepstral coefficients.

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How are the cepstral coefficients modeled in the vocal-tract filter?

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Using the low lag coefficients, 0 ≤ T < p

This modeling is essential for analyzing the spectral envelope.

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What is the relationship between the cepstral coefficients and the filter’s frequency response?

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|H(w)| = exp(F{ch(T)})

This equation shows how cepstral coefficients relate to the frequency response of the filter.

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What type of model is used in linear prediction?

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Auto-regressive (AR) model

This model is fundamental in speech signal processing.

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