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Werner et al., 2020 - Google Patents

A noise-reduction method with coherence enhancement for binaural hearing aids

Werner et al., 2020

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9151134350170620785
Author
Werner J
Costa M
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Journal of Communication and Information Systems

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In this work, a variation of the multichannel Wiener filter (MWF) for noise reduction in binaural hearing aid applications is proposed. This method provides improved spatial preservation for acoustic scenarios comprised of one single-point target (speech) and one …
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