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Real-time adaptive concepts in acoustics: Blind signal separation and multichannel echo cancellation

Schobben, 2012

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Blind Signal Separation (BSS) deals with recovering (filtered versions of) source signals from an observed mixture thereof. The termblind'relates to the fact that there are no reference signals for the source signals and also that the mixing system is unknown. This …
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