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Stereophonic channel decorrelation using a binaural masking model

Yang et al., 2016

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12354798336700458578
Author
Yang H
Wang J
Zheng C
Li X
Publication year
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Applied Acoustics

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Traditional methods often only use monaural masking models to decorrelate input signals for stereo acoustic echo cancellation. Whereas, it seems more reasonable to use binaural masking models for the following two reasons. First, stereo signals are heard by two ears …
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