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Xionghu Zhong

5 accepted papers

2025

A Joint Time-Frequency Attention for Leakage Detection in Water Distribution Networks Using Time Series Decomposition

ICASSP 2025accepted

Detecting leakages in a water distribution network (WDN) is a challenging task due to the complexity of data patterns caused by the pipeline leakages and the volatility of the daily demands. Usually, the data under normal operations are collected and different machine learning algorithms are develop…

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2024

Enhancing Low-Latency Speaker Diarization with Spatial Dictionary Learning

ICASSP 2024accepted

This study proposes a low-latency online speaker diarization framework. Specifically, we design a spatial dictionary learning module shared across different frequency bands, enabling spatial feature learning at each frequency bin. This contributes to reducing the latency constraints of the online di…

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2023

Unifying Speech Enhancement and Separation with Gradient Modulation for End-to-End Noise-Robust Speech Separation

ICASSP 2023accepted

Recent studies in neural network-based monaural speech separation (SS) have achieved a remarkable success thanks to increasing ability of long sequence modeling. However, they would degrade significantly when put under realistic noisy conditions, as the background noise could be mistaken for speaker…

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2017

A dynamic Bayesian nonparametric model for blind calibration of sensor networks

ICASSP 2017accepted

In the sensor network blind calibration problem, the gains and offsets of sensors are estimated from noisy observations of unknown underlying signals. This is in general a non-identifiable problem, unless restrictive assumptions on the signal subspace or sensor observations are imposed. To overcome…

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2015

A learning-based approach to direction of arrival estimation in noisy and reverberant environments

ICASSP 2015accepted

This paper presents a learning-based approach to the task of direction of arrival estimation (DOA) from microphone array input. Traditional signal processing methods such as the classic least square (LS) method rely on strong assumptions on signal models and accurate estimations of time delay of arr…

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