NEURAL SPEECH ENHANCEMENT | ||
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| Speech enhancement is concerned with the processing of corrupted or noisy speech in order to improve the quality or intelligibility of the signal. Applications range from front-ends for speech recognition systems, to enhancement of telecommunications for aviation, military, teleconferencing, and cellular environments. At OGI our goal is to develop state-of-the art systems and conduct fundamental research based on nonlinear signal processing, machine learning, and perceptual techniques. | ||
| Principle Investigator: Eric Wan | ||
| Graduate Students: Houwu Bai, Rudolph van der Merwe , Alex T. Nelson (graduated 2000) | ||