Blind System Identification for Acoustic Impulse Responses Based on Maximum Likelihood Estimation
Blind System Identification for Acoustic Impulse Responses Based on Maximum Likelihood Estimation
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DOI:
10.1109/ispacs.2018.8923136
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2018-11
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Saki Ohashi;Hiroki Tanji;T. Murakami
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Saki Ohashi;Hiroki Tanji;T. Murakami
We discuss blind system identification for acoustic impulse responses. It is an approach to estimating unknown system from only observed signals. To solve the blind problem, we use the single-input double-output model in which an additional sensor is introduced in order to obtain two-channel observed signals. For such a purpose, the subspace method is well known. In this technique, the sub-channel matching (SCM) is used and the impulse response is estimated using the second-order statistics under the assumption that the observed noise follows the Gaussian distribution. In practice, however, the noise in the real environments, e.g., speech signals, follows the non-Gaussian distribution. Therefore, in the real environments such as an ordinary office room, performance of the conventional method deteriorates. In this paper, we propose a method of the blind system identification based on the maximum likelihood estimation (MLE) for the non-Gaussian noise. Especially, we focus on the super-Gaussian noise such as speech signals. In our approach, the observed signals are whitened and then the impulse response is estimated using an approximation of the derivative of the logarithm probability density function. Simulation results using speech noise show the effectiveness of the proposed method.