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Differentiable artificial reverberation

Lee et al., 2022

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8695461786781439642
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Lee S
Choi H
Lee K
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IEEE/ACM Transactions on Audio, Speech, and Language Processing

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Artificial reverberation (AR) models play a central role in various audio applications. Therefore, estimating the AR model parameters (ARPs) of a reference reverberation is a crucial task. Although a few recent deep-learning-based approaches have shown promising …
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