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Robust Speech Coding

Farrell et al., 1999

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6770563319595578238
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Farrell W
Eng B
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2 to optimise the source coding, channel coding and modulation stages to provide robust speech transmission across a given channel. The aim of this work is to provide robust speech coding by considering all such stages of a speech transmission system given certain …
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