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Robust speech dereverberation with a neural network-based post-filter that exploits multi-conditional training of binaural cues

May, 2017

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17725321489061608866
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May T
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IEEE/ACM Transactions on Audio, Speech, and Language Processing

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This study presents an algorithm for binaural speech dereverberation based on the supervised learning of short-term binaural cues. The proposed system combined a delay- and-sum beamformer with a neural network-based post-filter that attenuated reverberant …
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