Advances in intelligent systems research/Advances in Intelligent Systems Research · 2013 · 20 citations · 11 references
ComputingComputational EngineeringAcousticsComputational AcousticsTime Series AnalysisAcoustic Signal ProcessingDigital Signal ProcessingKalman FilteringNoise ReductionSignal ProcessingSpeech RecognitionAdaptive FilteringLinear FilteringOptimal FilteringSignal-to-noise RatioSignal-to-noise Ratio ImprovementSpeech EnhancementSpeech Signal EnhancementWiener Filtering
Keywor ds: Audio signalsNoise reductionAdaptive signal processingLMS filter , Mingli Xiao and Yong Tie Abstr act. Noise reduction of audio signals is a key challenge problem in speech enhancement, speech recognition and speech communication applications, etc. It has attracted a considerable amount of research attention over past several decades. The most widely used method is optimal linear filtering method, which achieves clean audio estimate by passing the noise observation through an optimal linear filter or transformation. The representative algorithms include Wiener filtering, Kalman filtering, spectral restoration, subspace method, etc. Many theoretical analysis and experiments have been carried out to show that the optimal filtering technique can reduce the level of noise that is present in the audio signals and improve the corresponding signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). However, one of the main problems for optimal filtering method is complexity of the algorithm which based upon SVD-decompositions or QR-decompositions. In almost real signal applications it difficult to implement. In this paper, a method for reducing noise from audio or speech signals using LMS adaptive filtering algorithm is proposed. The signal is filtered in the time domain, while the filter coefficients are calculated adaptively by steepest-descent algorithm. The simulation results exhibit a higher quality of the processed signal than unprocessed signal in the noise situation.
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A time–frequency approach for noise reduction
Hamid Hassanpour · Digital Signal Processing · 2007 · 75 citations