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Inverse Filtering of a single-input two-output system.[MK88]

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Fig. 2. Simulation methods of reverberant rooms [Hab10].
Fig. 3. Concept of the image source model [Jar+12].
Fig. 4. Power spectral density of the exponential sine sweep (left) and...
Fig. 5. Dereverberation classes and methods.
+11 Fig. 6. Inverse Filtering of a single-input two-output system.[MK88]
DEREVERBERATION OF ACOUSTIC SOURCES WITH MICROPHONE ARRAY METHODS
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The process of dereverberation of audio signals recorded in a reverberant environment is among the most challenging problems pertaining to the signal treatment of acoustics. The complexity increases in the presence of interfering noise or if the acoustic signal source is not stationary and changes its position. The field of study on dereverberation...
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... focus is concentrated on particularized single-input multiple-output systems. Figure 6 illustrates an example of a system with one speaker S and two microphones M 1 and M 2 . The ideal inverse filter coefficients g(k) of the channel FIR h(k) satisfy the relationship ...
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... focus is concentrated on particularized single-input multiple-output systems. Figure 6 illustrates an example of a system with one speaker S and two microphones M 1 and M 2 . The ideal inverse filter coefficients g(k) of the channel FIR h(k) satisfy the relationship ...

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