Adaptive noise suppressor
CA 1250348 A · Owner: Antin, Mark · Inventors: Lynn, Douglas; Christiansen, Richard W.; Charbries, Douglas
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An adaptive noise suppressor for providing noise filtered speech signals for use as adaptive line enhancers, hearing aid devices, etc. The noise suppression device employs a vector gain µ for the weights of the filter wherein the vector µ is selected for each frequency bin to be inversely proportional to the power spectrum. A projection operator is utilized to remove the effects of circular convolution to produce a linear convolution result wherein the weights are readjusted in a manner to minimize the difference between the input signal and the filter output signal, thereby minimizing the error signal to produce noise suppressed speech in the filtered speech output. A frequency suppression …
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- Granted February 21, 1989. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended February 21, 2006.
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