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Blind estimation of the coherent-to-diffuse energy ratio from noisy speech signals

Jeub et al., 2011

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3242827029540294248
Author
Jeub M
Nelke C
Beaugeant C
Vary P
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2011 19th European Signal Processing Conference

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A novel dual-channel algorithm is proposed which estimates the coherent-to-diffuse energy ratio (CDR) of background noise in mixed noise fields. The algorithm is based on an estimate of the noise field coherence from a noisy speech signal and a subsequent minima …
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