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Identification of active sources in single-channel convolutive mixtures using known source models

Sundar et al., 2012

Document ID
14970855798672495845
Author
Sundar H
Sreenivas T
Kellermann W
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Signal Processing Letters

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We address the problem of identifying the constituent sources in a single-sensor mixture signal consisting of contributions from multiple simultaneously active sources. We propose a generic framework for mixture signal analysis based on a latent variable approach. The …
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