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Experiments and code of the paper "Online Single-Microphone Source Separation using Non-Linear Autoregressive Models"
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Experiments and code of the paper "Online Single-Microphone Source Separation using Non-Linear Autoregressive Models"
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Online Single-Microphone Source Separation using Non-Linear Autoregressive Models
By Bart van Erp and Bert de Vries
Published in the 11th International Conference on Probabilistic Graphical Models (PGM) 2022
Abstract
In this paper a modular approach to single-microphone source separation is proposed. A probabilistic model for mixtures of observations is constructed, where the independent underlying source signals are described by non-linear autoregressive models. Source separation in this model is achieved by performing online probabilistic inference through an efficient message passing procedure. For retaining tractability with the non-linear autoregressive models, three different approximation methods are described. A set of experiments shows the effectiveness of the proposed source separation approach. The source separation performance of the different approximation methods is quantified through a set of verification experiments. Our approach is validated in a speech denoising task.
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- family-names: "de Vries"
given-names: "Bert"
title: "Online Single-Microphone Source Separation using Non-Linear Autoregressive Models"
version: 1.0.0
date-released: 2022-06-01
url: "https://github.com/biaslab/PGM2022-SourceSeparationNAR"
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title: "Online Single-Microphone Source Separation using Non-Linear Autoregressive Models"
year: 2022
month: 09
conference:
- name: The 11th International Conference on Probabilistic Graphical Models (PGM)
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