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Jesper Bünsow Boldt

8 accepted papers

2019

Hearing Aid-controlled Beamformer for Binaural Speech Enhancement Using a Model-based Approach

ICASSP 2019accepted

The understanding of speech from a particular speaker in the presence of other interfering speakers can be severely degraded for a hearing impaired person. Beamforming techniques have been proven to be effective to improve the speech understanding in such scenarios. However, the number of microphone…

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2018

A Study of Noise PSD Estimators for Single Channel Speech Enhancement

ICASSP 2018accepted

The estimation of the noise power spectral density (PSD) forms a critical component of several existing single channel speech enhancement systems. In this paper, we evaluate one new and some of the existing and commonly used noise PSD estimation algorithms in terms of the spectral estimation accurac…

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2018

Model-Based Noise PSD Estimation from Speech in Non-Stationary Noise

ICASSP 2018accepted

Most speech enhancement algorithms need an estimate of the noise power spectral density (PSD) to work. In this paper, we introduce a model-based framework for doing noise PSD estimation. The proposed framework allows us to include prior spectral information about the speech and noise sources, can be…

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2017

Model based binaural enhancement of voiced and unvoiced speech

ICASSP 2017accepted

This paper deals with the enhancement of speech in presence of non-stationary babble noise. A binaural speech enhancement framework is proposed which takes into account both the voiced and unvoiced speech production model. The usage of this model in enhancement requires the Short term predictor (STP…

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2017

Pitch-based non-intrusive objective intelligibility prediction

ICASSP 2017accepted

Automatic adjustment of the hearing aid according to the intelligibility for the user in the environment could be beneficial. While most intelligibility metrics require a clean speech reference, i.e. intrusive methods, this is rarely available in real-life. This paper proposes a non-intrusive intell…

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2016

Experimental study of generalized subspace filters for the cocktail party situation

ICASSP 2016accepted

This paper investigates the potential performance of generalized subspace filters for speech enhancement in cocktail party situations with very poor signal/noise ratio, e.g. down to -15 dB. Performance metrics output signal/noise ratio, signal/distortion ratio, speech quality rating and speech intel…

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2016

Kalman filter for speech enhancement in cocktail party scenarios using a codebook-based approach

ICASSP 2016accepted

Enhancement of speech in non-stationary background noise is a challenging task, and conventional single channel speech enhancement algorithms have not been able to improve the speech intelligibility in such scenarios. The work proposed in this paper investigates a single channel Kalman filter based…

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2015

Single channel speech enhancement in the modulation domain: New insights in the modulation channel selection framework

ICASSP 2015accepted

Recently, the ideal binary mask has been introduced in the modulation domain by extending the ideal channel selection method to modulation channel selection [1]. This new method shows substantial improvement in speech intelligibility but less than its predecessor despite the higher complexity. Here,…

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