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4. Multichannel source activity detection, localization, and tracking

chivauth 2016/02/29 2017/06/21Uncategorized

Exercises: Exercise 1: GCC-PHAT & Acoustic Maps Given a speech signal of a static human source recorded in a real multi-channel acquisition set up, compute the GCC-PHAT focusing on: temporal evolution of the GCC-PHAT due to speech sparsity; behaviour of GCC-PHAT at different microphone pairs. Using the computed GCC-PHAT, derive…

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