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Network Speech Processing Program

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report , Other literature type 31 Mar 1977Publisher:Defense Technical Information Center
Authors: Bernard Gold; Melvin A. Herlin;

doi: 10.21236/ada045454 , 10.21236/ada056934

Network Speech Processing Program

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Abstract : This is the first Semiannual Technical Summary Report on the Network Speech Processing Program to be submitted to the Defense Communications Agency. It covers the period 1 October 1976 through 31 March 1977 and reports on the following topics: Secure Voice Conferencing, Speech Algorithms, and Bandwidth Efficient Communications. Each of these tasks is directed to particular problems associated with AUTOSEVOCOM II and/or the design of future defense communications systems.

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