Method and apparatus for noise filtering

Data processing: speech signal processing – linguistics – language – Speech signal processing – For storage or transmission

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C704S200000

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07110944

ABSTRACT:
A method of filtering noise from a mixed sound signal to obtain a filtered target signal, includes inputting the mixed signal through a plurality of sensors into a plurality of channels, separately Fourier transforming each the mixed signal into the frequency domain, computing a signal short-time spectral amplitude |Ŝ| from the transformed signals, computing a signal short-time spectral complex exponential ei arg(S)from said transformed signals, where arg(S) is the phase of the target signal in the frequency domain, computing said target signal S in the frequency domain from said spectral amplitude and said complex exponential, and computing a spectral power matrix and using the spectral power matrix to compute the spectral amplitude and the spectral complex exponential.

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