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Autori principali: Zhao, Fei, Zhang, Xueliang
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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author Zhao, Fei
Zhang, Xueliang
author_facet Zhao, Fei
Zhang, Xueliang
contents Acoustic Echo Cancellation (AEC) is an essential speech signal processing technology that removes echoes from microphone inputs to facilitate natural-sounding full-duplex communication. Currently, deep learning-based AEC methods primarily focus on refining model architectures, frequently neglecting the incorporation of knowledge from traditional filter theory. This paper presents an innovative approach to AEC by introducing an attention-enhanced short-time Wiener solution. Our method strategically harnesses attention mechanisms to mitigate the impact of double-talk interference, thereby optimizing the efficiency of knowledge utilization. The derivation of the short-term Wiener solution, which adapts classical Wiener solutions to finite input causality, integrates established insights from filter theory into this method. The experimental outcomes corroborate the effectiveness of our proposed approach, surpassing other baseline models in performance and generalization. The official code is available at https://github.com/ZhaoF-i/ASTWS-AEC
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spellingShingle Attention-Enhanced Short-Time Wiener Solution for Acoustic Echo Cancellation
Zhao, Fei
Zhang, Xueliang
Sound
Acoustic Echo Cancellation (AEC) is an essential speech signal processing technology that removes echoes from microphone inputs to facilitate natural-sounding full-duplex communication. Currently, deep learning-based AEC methods primarily focus on refining model architectures, frequently neglecting the incorporation of knowledge from traditional filter theory. This paper presents an innovative approach to AEC by introducing an attention-enhanced short-time Wiener solution. Our method strategically harnesses attention mechanisms to mitigate the impact of double-talk interference, thereby optimizing the efficiency of knowledge utilization. The derivation of the short-term Wiener solution, which adapts classical Wiener solutions to finite input causality, integrates established insights from filter theory into this method. The experimental outcomes corroborate the effectiveness of our proposed approach, surpassing other baseline models in performance and generalization. The official code is available at https://github.com/ZhaoF-i/ASTWS-AEC
title Attention-Enhanced Short-Time Wiener Solution for Acoustic Echo Cancellation
topic Sound
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.18851