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Linear prediction analysis-synthesis techniques are commonly implemented in low-bit rate (2,400–9,600 bauds) speech transmission systems. We know that these systems do not work properly if speech is noisy. With the aid of a diagnostic rhyme test in French, we could evaluate the degradation of the intelligibility of synthesized speech. This test was applied to original speech and to linear-prediction synthesized speech, for different signal-to-noise ratios (white noise). The results obtained show clearly that intelligibility is degraded by the linear prediction analysis-svnthesis in a high ambient noise environment.

Intelligibilité de la parole bruitée, soumise à une analyse-synthèse par prédiction linéaire