Noise reduction using pKDTW averaging principle from (2) noisy instances of a speech signal
Signal ("quatre vingt onze"(91))+noise: Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR) is 0dB
x1(t)=s(t)+ε1(t), where ε1 is an iid Gaussian noise with zero mean and variance σ. σ is selected such that the SNR is 0dB.
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Clean Signal and Spectrogram
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pKDTW average Signal and Spectrogram (from two noisy instances)
x1(t)=s(t)+ε1(t), x2(t)=s(t+τ)+ε2(t)
where ε1 and ε2 are two iid Gaussian noises with zero mean and variance σ, τ is a delay randomly selected in [5,15].
σ is selected such that the SNR is 0dB.
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DBA average Signal and Spectrogram (from two noisy instances)
Same conditions as above.
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Euclidean average Spectrogram (from two noisy instances)
Same conditions as above. The two noisy instances are "aligned" using cross correlation and the Euclidean average is computed.
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Signal + Noise + Low pass filter and Spectrogram
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Noisy Signal and Spectrogram
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