
doi: 10.1109/45.1890
The basic principles of linear predictive coding (LPC) are presented. Least-squares methods for obtaining the LPC coefficients characterizing the all-pole filter are described. Computational factors, instantaneous updating, and spectral estimation are discussed. >
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