## lpc_autocorrelationfunction.png

The image is a graph titled "Autocorrelation of frame 85." The x-axis represents lag (in samples) at samplerate 11025. The y-axis shows the autocorrelation values, ranging from -4 to 8.

The graph displays a series of peaks and troughs that represent the correlation between different points in time within the same signal. These peaks are more pronounced around zero lag, indicating high similarity or correlation at these points. As you move away from zero on both positive and negative lags, the peaks become less distinct, suggesting decreasing similarity.

The graph is sourced from a webpage: <https://courses.engr.illinois.edu/ece417/fa2019/slides/lec14_lpc10.pdf>. The text above the graph provides context about an example of an autocorrelation function computed from "file0.wav," and mentions that this was done four score and seven years ago, which is a reference to 87 years.

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