This paper shows the importance of the optimal smoothing scheme in Microphone Array Post-Filtering(MAPF) under a combined Deterministic-Stochastic Hybrid Model(DSHM).We reveal that some of the well-known MAPF algorith...This paper shows the importance of the optimal smoothing scheme in Microphone Array Post-Filtering(MAPF) under a combined Deterministic-Stochastic Hybrid Model(DSHM).We reveal that some of the well-known MAPF algorithms may cause serious speech distortion without using the optimal smoothing scheme,which is resulted from oversmoothing the raw periodogram over time.Using a minimum conditional mean square error criterion,we derive the optimal smoothing factor under the DSHM,where the Deterministic-to-Stochastic-Ratio(DSR) and the stationarity determine the value of the optimal smoothing factor.The optimal smoothing scheme is applied to the Tran-sient-Beam-to-Reference-Ratio(TBRR)-based MAPF algorithm and experimental results show its better performance in terms of both the Log-Spectral Distance(LSD) and the Perceptual Evaluation of Speech Quality(PESQ).展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 61072123)
文摘This paper shows the importance of the optimal smoothing scheme in Microphone Array Post-Filtering(MAPF) under a combined Deterministic-Stochastic Hybrid Model(DSHM).We reveal that some of the well-known MAPF algorithms may cause serious speech distortion without using the optimal smoothing scheme,which is resulted from oversmoothing the raw periodogram over time.Using a minimum conditional mean square error criterion,we derive the optimal smoothing factor under the DSHM,where the Deterministic-to-Stochastic-Ratio(DSR) and the stationarity determine the value of the optimal smoothing factor.The optimal smoothing scheme is applied to the Tran-sient-Beam-to-Reference-Ratio(TBRR)-based MAPF algorithm and experimental results show its better performance in terms of both the Log-Spectral Distance(LSD) and the Perceptual Evaluation of Speech Quality(PESQ).
