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Audio Source Separation and Speech Enhancement

Edited by Emmanuel Vincent, Tuomas Virtanen, and Sharon Gannot (Wiley, 2018)
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  • Book
  • Part I: Prerequisites
    • 4. Multichannel source activity detection, localization, and tracking
  • Part II: Single-channel
    • 7. Single-channel classification and clustering approaches
    • 8. Nonnegative matrix and tensor factorization
  • Part III: Multichannel
    • 13. Independent component and vector analysis
  • Part IV: Applications and perspectives
    • 17. Applications for speech and environmental sounds
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17. Applications for speech and environmental sounds

sw005320 2016/02/29 2022/06/25Uncategorized

Software resources Software for feature extraction Librosa is a Python package that includes acoustic feature calculation MIRtoolbox is a MATLAB toolbox for music information retrieval, but has functions for feature extraction that can also be used in speech analysis OpenSMILE is a C++ based feature extraction library Speech recognition tools Kaldi is…

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13. Independent component and vector analysis

koldovsk 2016/02/29 2017/04/17Uncategorized

A test of ICA algorithms with instantaneous mixtures This code is a standard test of ICA algorithms. An instantaneous mixture of J signals is generated where the mixing matrix is random. The mixture is separated by selected methods and the standard criterion Signal-to-Interference Ratio (SIR) is evaluated on each separated signal. This test can…

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8. Nonnegative matrix and tensor factorization

tuomasv 2016/02/29 2016/10/12Uncategorized

  NMF software openBliSSART  is a C++ library for NMF-based blind source separation FASST is a toolbox for source separation which includes variants of NMF. There are C++ and MATLAB versions, as well as a third-party Python version NMF algorithms for supervised separation of known sources

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7. Single-channel classification and clustering approaches

weninger 2016/02/29 2022/06/25Uncategorized

Speech Enhancement in Non-Stationary Noise Original Minimum statistics spectral subtraction [1, 2] LSTM denoising [3] Sparse NMF [4] Exemplar-based sparse NMF [5] Multi-condition example 1: TUM NAVIC corpus, English, City noise (bicycle) @ 5 dB(A) Multi-condition example 2: TUM NAVIC corpus, English, Music noise @ 5 dB(A) Application to real…

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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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