Incorporating multi-channel Wiener Filter with single-channel speech enhancement algorithm 2013
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The real-time implementation of the existing multi-channel Wiener filter (MWF) algorithms suffer from performance degradation due to the lack of robustness against estimation errors of the second-order statistics. The reasons are twofold: one, the estimation of the statistics relies on real voice activity detector (VAD), which often fails in adverse environments. Second, the MWF solutions involve estimation of the second order clean speech statistics, which also exaggerates the errors. This paper presents an MWF algorithm that requires neither VAD nor clean speech statistics. Performance evaluation under real scenarios shows that the proposed method outperforms the conventional MWF solution in terms of the trade-off between noise reduction and speech distortion.
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