Single channel speech separation using source-filter representation
M Stark, M Wohlmayr, F Pernkopf - 2010 20th International …, 2010 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
M Stark, M Wohlmayr, F Pernkopf
2010 20th International Conference on Pattern Recognition, 2010•ieeexplore.ieee.orgWe propose a fully probabilistic model for source-filter based single channel source
separation. In particular, we perform separation in a sequential manner, where we estimate
the source-driven aspects by a factorial HMM used for multi-pitch estimation. Afterwards,
these pitch tracks are combined with the vocal tract filter model to form an utterance
dependent model. Additionally, we introduce a gain estimation approach to enable
adaptation to arbitrary mixing levels in the speech mixtures. We thoroughly evaluate this …
separation. In particular, we perform separation in a sequential manner, where we estimate
the source-driven aspects by a factorial HMM used for multi-pitch estimation. Afterwards,
these pitch tracks are combined with the vocal tract filter model to form an utterance
dependent model. Additionally, we introduce a gain estimation approach to enable
adaptation to arbitrary mixing levels in the speech mixtures. We thoroughly evaluate this …
We propose a fully probabilistic model for source-filter based single channel source separation. In particular, we perform separation in a sequential manner, where we estimate the source-driven aspects by a factorial HMM used for multi-pitch estimation. Afterwards, these pitch tracks are combined with the vocal tract filter model to form an utterance dependent model. Additionally, we introduce a gain estimation approach to enable adaptation to arbitrary mixing levels in the speech mixtures. We thoroughly evaluate this system and finally end up in a speaker independent model.
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