Re: evaluation of speech enhancement algorithm. How?
- From: "Ikaro" <ikarosilva@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 28 Sep 2005 10:43:58 -0700
Hi,
Not exactly. Here are somethings you have to consider:
1) You would have to have access to the original speech and noise as
separate signals if you wish to compare the original AI with a second
AI from your predicted speech, otherwise it won't work. Your estimation
noise input for the second AI is the prediction error e= speeh -
predicted. Your speech input to the second AI would still be the
original speech (if your prediction is good, your error should be
smaller than the original noise).
2) You have to calculate the spectrum of your speech signals and noise.
Average them over 20 discrete bands given by the AI help, and feed them
into the AI algorithm. You can assume the system's orthometric response
is 0.
.
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