Patrick Naylor

Imperial College London

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Stephan Weiss

University Of Strathclyde

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Jennifer Pestana

University Of Strathclyde

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Aidan Hogg

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Queen Mary University of London

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Patrick Naylor

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Articles (14)

Binary Estimator Selection Methods for Hearing Aids With a Remote Microphone

PEVD-Based Speech Enhancement in Wireless Acoustic Sensor Networks

Group Conversations in Noisy Environments (GiN) – Multimedia Recordings for Location-Aware Speech Enhancement

Audio Signal Processing in the 21st Century: The important outcomes of the past 25 years

Signal Compaction Using Polynomial EVD for Spherical Array Processing with Applications

Polynomial Eigenvalue Decomposition for Multichannel Broadband Signal Processing: A mathematical technique offering new insights and solutions

The Neural-SRP Method for Universal Robust Multi-source Tracking

A Compact Noise Covariance Matrix Model for MVDR Beamforming

Time-Frequency Analysis and Parameterisation of Knee Sounds for Non-Invasive Detection of Osteoarthritis

Enhancement of Noisy Reverberant Speech Using Polynomial Matrix Eigenvalue Decomposition

Overlapping Speaker Segmentation Using Multiple Hypothesis Tracking of Fundamental Frequency

Speech Enhancement Based on Modulation-Domain Parametric Multichannel Kalman Filtering

End-to-End Classification of Reverberant Rooms Using DNNs

The LOCATA Challenge: Acoustic Source Localization and Tracking

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Shoji Makino

Stephan Weiss

Jennifer Pestana

Aidan Hogg

Gaël RICHARD

Mike Brookes

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