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Phase-based dual-microphone speech enhancement using a prior speech model

Shi et al., 2006

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6351474892444606377
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Shi G
Aarabi P
Jiang H
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IEEE Transactions on Audio, Speech, and Language Processing

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This paper proposes a phase-based dual-microphone speech enhancement technique that utilizes a prior speech model. Recently, it has been shown that phase-based dual- microphone filters can result in significant noise reduction in low signal-to-noise ratio [(SNR) …
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