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          <dc:description>Blind source separation has been an area of study recently due to the many applications that might benefit from a good blind source separation algo- rithm. One instance is using blind source separation for audio denoising in cellular phones. In almost all instances, we have very little, if any, infor- mation about how background noise is mixed with the speaker’s voice in a given cell phone conversation. Current techniques include spectral subtrac- tion and Wiener filtering which are classical DSP techniques to deal with stationary noises. In this document, we aim to present a study on how to use blind source separation algorithms to denoise audio mixtures containing speech and various background noises. We mainly focus on how to imple- ment an online source separation algorithm which can handle non-stationary noises. To address the implementation, we also present a study on how to select the parameters in the separation algorithm in order to deliver the best performance for denoising using a statistical metric we have defined.</dc:description>
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          <dc:rights>Copyright 2012 Kang Kang</dc:rights>
          <dc:subject>Non-negative matrix factorization</dc:subject>
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