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Blind estimation of a feature-domain reverberation model in non-diffuse environments with variance adjustment (2009)

by J Y C Wen, A Sehr, P A Naylor, W Kellermann
Venue:Proc. EUSIPCO
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MODEL-BASED DEREVERBERATION IN THE LOGMELSPEC DOMAIN FOR ROBUST DISTANT-TALKING SPEECH RECOGNITION

by Armin Sehr, Walter Kellermann
"... The REMOS (REverberation MOdeling for Speech recognition) concept for reverberation-robust distant-talking speech recognition, introduced in [1] for melspectral features, is extended in this contribution to logarithmic melspectral (logmelspec) features. Based on a combined acoustic model consisting ..."
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The REMOS (REverberation MOdeling for Speech recognition) concept for reverberation-robust distant-talking speech recognition, introduced in [1] for melspectral features, is extended in this contribution to logarithmic melspectral (logmelspec) features. Based on a combined acoustic model consisting of a hidden Markov model network and a reverberation model, REMOS determines clean-speech and reverberation estimates during recognition by an inner optimization operation. A reformulation of this inner optimization problem for logmelspec features, allowing an efficient solution by nonlinear optimization algorithms, is derived in this paper so that an efficient implementation of REMOS for logmelspec features becomes possible. Connected digit recognition experiments show that the proposed REMOS implementation significantly outperforms reverberantlytrained HMMs in highly reverberant environments. Index Terms — Reverberation, model-based dereverberation, acoustic modeling, distant-talking ASR, robust ASR
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