Adaptive Speech Compression Based on Discrete Wave Atoms Transform

This paper proposes a new adaptive speech compression system based on discrete wave atoms transform. First, the signal is decomposed on wave atoms, then wave atom coefficients are truncated using a new adaptive thresholding which depends on the SNR estimation. The thresholded coefficients are quantized using Max Lloyd scalar quantizer. Besides, they are encoded using zero run length encoding followed by Huffman coding. Numerous simulations are performed to prove the robustness of our approach. The results of current work are compared with wavelet based compression by using objective criteria, namely CR, SNR, PSNR and NRMSE. This study shows that the wave atoms transform is more appropriate than wavelets transform since it offers a higher compression ratio and a better speech quality

Adaptive speech compression based on AMBTC

Most of the AMBTC-based RDH (absolute instantaneous block truncation) schemes Cannot be decrypted because AMBTC, which is unknown to most device. Also, some of the RDH methods based on AMBTC. But the load capacity obtained is low. For this purpose, in this work, a scalable RDH scheme based on AMBTC was introduced from the AMBTC zip code. In contrast to the decoder-based AMBTC-based RDH methods that are only able to achieve a constant payload for adjust the audio. Due to its advantages, sound pressure has attracted a great deal of attention in the last 20 years. The main developments concern transmission requirements and storage capacity. The need for high-quality audio data has been increased due to sudden improvements in computer manufacturers and technologies. Therefore, the developments include speech compression technologies, in which the two compression classes are lossless. This paper aims to review techniques for specification compression methods using AMBTC (a momentary absolute block truncation notation based ) method, and to summarize their importance and uses