Method and filter for enhancing a noisy speech signal

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – One-way audio signal program distribution – Public address system

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36472419, G10L 302, G06F 1531

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ABSTRACT:
A filter for filtering a speech signal to reduce acoustic noise is disclosed. In accordance with the inventive filter, the parameters of an all-pole vocal tract model are first estimated from the noisy signal using a least mean square algorithm as if no noise were present, and then the speech signal is filtered using an approximate limiting Kalman filter constructed according to the estimated parameters.

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