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› Forums › Foundations of speech › Signal processing › Linear time-invariant (LTI) system and impulse response
This week’s videos remind me of some concepts of LTI systems.To my knowledge, LTI systems can be represented as a Toeplitz matrix with its h[0] impulse response. Here we assume the vocal tract as a LTI system and then mathematically speaking, can we construct toeplitz matrices Ts that represents the filtering effect of vocal tracts when pronouncing different sonorants and the inverse of this T is to transform the speech sound back to the original waveform before filtered.
Yes, LPC uses a simple linear filter that is time-invariant.
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