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Near-end listening enhancement in the presence of bandpass noises

Sauert et al., 2012

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764175756071380312
Author
Sauert B
Vary P
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Publication venue
Speech Communication; 10. ITG Symposium

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When using a mobile phone in acoustical background noise, the near-end listener perceives not only the (clean) far-end speech but also the ambient noise and thus experiences an increased listening effort and a possibly reduced speech intelligibility. Near-end listening …
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