Speech processing by splicing of autocorrelation function
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A speech processing system named SPAC (SPlicing of AutoCorrelation function) is proposed in order to compress or expand the speech spectrum, to prolong or shorten the duration of utterance, and to reduce the noise level in speech signal. A period of short-time autocorrelation function is sampled and spliced after change of the time scale. Transformed speech is quite natural and free from distortion. Applications of SPAC are expected in many fields such as improvement of speech quality, narrow band transmission, communication aid for hard of hearing, information service for blind, unscrambling of helium speech, stenography and so on.
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