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A noise reduction method based on linear prediction analysis

Kawamura et al., 2003

Document ID
16217742598759977370
Author
Kawamura A
Fujii K
Itoh Y
Fukui Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Electronics and Communications in Japan (Part III: Fundamental Electronic Science)

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The linear prediction method works in such a way that the difference (prediction residual) between the objective signal and the output generated by making the objective signal a linear combination of the input signals is uncorrelated. Hence, in this linear prediction …
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