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A computationally efficient blind source separation for hearing aid applications and its real-time implementation on smartphone

Bhat et al., 2019

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410276500625375678
Author
Bhat G
Reddy C
Shankar N
Panahi I
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Proceedings of Meetings on Acoustics

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Separating sources that are convolutedly mixed is among challenging problems to solve. Separating speech source from spatially mixed noise 1 is gaining lot of attention as it finds numerous applications in the widely used platforms such as hearing aids, smartphones …
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