Variational Bayesian multi-channel robust NMF for human-voice enhancement with a deformable and partially-occluded microphone array

Variational Bayesian multi-channel robust NMF for human-voice enhancement with a deformable and partially-occluded microphone array
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10.1109/eusipco.2016.7760402
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2016-11
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2016 24th European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO)
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Yoshiaki Bando;Katsutoshi Itoyama;M. Konyo;S. Tadokoro;K. Nakadai;Kazuyoshi Yoshii;HIroshi G. Okuno
Yoshiaki Bando;Katsutoshi Itoyama;M. Konyo;S. Tadokoro;K. Nakadai;Kazuyoshi Yoshii;HIroshi G. Okuno
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作者:
Yoshiaki Bando;Katsutoshi Itoyama;M. Konyo;S. Tadokoro;K. Nakadai;Kazuyoshi Yoshii;HIroshi G. Okuno

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