Towards single-channel unsupervised source separation of speech mixtures: the layered harmonics/formants separation-tracking model

Towards single-channel unsupervised source separation of speech mixtures: the layered harmonics/formants separation-tracking model
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面向语音混合物的单通道无监督源分离:分层谐波/共振峰分离跟踪模型

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10.7916/d8v69tzr
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2004
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D. Ellis
D. Ellis
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M. Reyes;N. Jojic;D. Ellis

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用于盲源分离的说话人模型通常基于由大量状态组成的用于捕获源频谱变化的HISTORY,并且在大量孤立语音上训练。由于观测值在源之间可能是相似的,因此推断依赖于来自状态转移矩阵的顺序约束,然而,这些约束相当弱。为了避免这些问题,我们提出了一种策略,捕捉局部变形的时频能量分布。由于连续的频谱帧是高度相关的,每个帧可以准确地描述为它的前任的非均匀变形。变形的平滑模式指示单个扬声器,并且变形场中的悬崖可以指示扬声器开关。此外,语音的对数谱可以被分解成两个附加层,分别描述谐波和共振峰结构。我们在这两个层的隐藏变换变量的平滑变形模型,使用MRF重叠的子窗口作为观察,假设是一个嘈杂的两层的总和。循环置信传播提供了有效的推理。在没有任何预先训练的语音或说话人模型的情况下,这种方法可以用于填充缺失的时频观测,并且变形场的局部熵指示用于分离的源边界。
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