Acoustic echo paths can change frequently in response to minor changes in the near-end room. Using echo path measurements obtained using commercial wideband hands-free terminals, it is demonstrated that the effects of these changes are not uniform across time and frequency. A subband echo canceler combined with a proportionate step-size adaptation algorithm is proposed to exploit time and frequency response characteristics of echo path changes to achieve faster tracking and higher echo attenuation. Improvements of 5-10 dB compared to fullband structures are observed for real changing echo environments with wideband speech inputs
Convergence rate of an algorithm is an important factor that determines the deployment of such algor...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [123]-127).Acoustic echo in teleconferencing systems and ...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [76]-77).In teleconferencing systems, the most widely use...
The proportionate normalized least-mean-square (PNLMS) algorithms were developed in the context of n...
The performance of a typical linear echo canceller is limited by changes that occur in the acoustic ...
The increasing use of modern hands free communication systems such as video conferencing, computer...
The main theme of this thesis is the control of acoustic echoes for modem voice communication system...
Hands-free communication techniques are becoming increasingly important in the world of modern telep...
An acoustic echo cancellation structure with a single loudspeaker and multiple microphones is, from ...
The presented algorithm detects changes of the loudspeaker enclosure microphone (LEM) system in an a...
In the field of signal processing adaptive filtering is a major subject which has vast applications ...
Echo suppression is a vital part of every communications system. The use of hands-free communicati...
The world today is relying on hands free devices and teleconferencing equipments but the major probl...
Fast convergence of the adaptive filter in an acoustic echo cancellation based hands-free communicat...
Acoustic echo arise as a development of unorganized reflection during propagation. The study develop...
Convergence rate of an algorithm is an important factor that determines the deployment of such algor...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [123]-127).Acoustic echo in teleconferencing systems and ...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [76]-77).In teleconferencing systems, the most widely use...
The proportionate normalized least-mean-square (PNLMS) algorithms were developed in the context of n...
The performance of a typical linear echo canceller is limited by changes that occur in the acoustic ...
The increasing use of modern hands free communication systems such as video conferencing, computer...
The main theme of this thesis is the control of acoustic echoes for modem voice communication system...
Hands-free communication techniques are becoming increasingly important in the world of modern telep...
An acoustic echo cancellation structure with a single loudspeaker and multiple microphones is, from ...
The presented algorithm detects changes of the loudspeaker enclosure microphone (LEM) system in an a...
In the field of signal processing adaptive filtering is a major subject which has vast applications ...
Echo suppression is a vital part of every communications system. The use of hands-free communicati...
The world today is relying on hands free devices and teleconferencing equipments but the major probl...
Fast convergence of the adaptive filter in an acoustic echo cancellation based hands-free communicat...
Acoustic echo arise as a development of unorganized reflection during propagation. The study develop...
Convergence rate of an algorithm is an important factor that determines the deployment of such algor...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [123]-127).Acoustic echo in teleconferencing systems and ...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [76]-77).In teleconferencing systems, the most widely use...