Abstract
Compressing the speech reduces the data storage requirements, leading to reducing the time of transmitting the
digitized speech over long-haul links like internet. To obtain best performance in speech compression, wavelet
transforms require filters that combine a number of desirable properties, such as orthogonality and symmetry.The MCT
bases functions are derived from GHM bases function using 2D linear convolution .The fast computation algorithm
methods introduced here added desirable features to the current transform. We further assess the performance of the
MCT in speech compression application. This paper discusses the effect of using DWT and MCT (one and two
dimension) on speech compression. DWT and MCT performances in terms of compression ratio (CR), mean square
error (MSE) and peak signal to noise ratio (PSNR) are assessed. Computer simulation results indicate that the two
dimensions MCT offer a better compression ratio, MSE and PSNR than DWT.
digitized speech over long-haul links like internet. To obtain best performance in speech compression, wavelet
transforms require filters that combine a number of desirable properties, such as orthogonality and symmetry.The MCT
bases functions are derived from GHM bases function using 2D linear convolution .The fast computation algorithm
methods introduced here added desirable features to the current transform. We further assess the performance of the
MCT in speech compression application. This paper discusses the effect of using DWT and MCT (one and two
dimension) on speech compression. DWT and MCT performances in terms of compression ratio (CR), mean square
error (MSE) and peak signal to noise ratio (PSNR) are assessed. Computer simulation results indicate that the two
dimensions MCT offer a better compression ratio, MSE and PSNR than DWT.
Keywords
DWT.
MCT
sound
speech compression