In this work, a multiple source separation method with joint sparse and non-sparse components recovery is proposed by using dual similarity determination. Specifically, a dual similarity coefficient is designed based on normalized cross-correlation and Jaccard coefficients, and its reasonability is validated via a statistical analysis on a quantitative effective measure. Thereafter, by regarding the sparse components as a guide, the non-sparse components are recovered using the dual similarity coefficient. Eventually, a separated signal is obtained by a synthesis of the sparse and non-sparse components. Experimental results demonstrate the separation quality of the proposed method outperforms some existing BSS methods including sparse components separation based methods, independent components analysis based methods and soft threshold based methods.
Maoshen JIA
Beijing University of Technology
Jundai SUN
Beijing University of Technology
Feng DENG
Dolby Laboratories
Junyue SUN
Dialog Semiconductor
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Maoshen JIA, Jundai SUN, Feng DENG, Junyue SUN, "Multiple Speech Source Separation with Non-Sparse Components Recovery by Using Dual Similarity Determination" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E101-D, no. 4, pp. 925-932, April 2018, doi: 10.1587/transinf.2016IIP0019.
Abstract: In this work, a multiple source separation method with joint sparse and non-sparse components recovery is proposed by using dual similarity determination. Specifically, a dual similarity coefficient is designed based on normalized cross-correlation and Jaccard coefficients, and its reasonability is validated via a statistical analysis on a quantitative effective measure. Thereafter, by regarding the sparse components as a guide, the non-sparse components are recovered using the dual similarity coefficient. Eventually, a separated signal is obtained by a synthesis of the sparse and non-sparse components. Experimental results demonstrate the separation quality of the proposed method outperforms some existing BSS methods including sparse components separation based methods, independent components analysis based methods and soft threshold based methods.
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