A Real-time Audio Noise Detection Method Based on Sparse Decomposition
A sparse decomposition and real-time detection technology, applied in speech analysis, instruments, etc., can solve problems that have not been reported, and achieve the effect of simple algorithm and fast processing
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[0039] In this embodiment, a section of audio of an actual broadcast "car purchase advertisement" is used as input. The sampling rate of this audio segment is 48KHz, and the duration is 20 seconds. The first 8 seconds are normal audio of human voice plus background music. From the 9th second, it is disturbed by the environment, and strong interference noise is generated in the audio, which makes the human voice content It becomes blurry and cannot be heard normally. The interfering noise lasted for a total of 6 seconds. At the 15th second of the entire audio, the signal was completely interrupted, and the audio became white noise. The time-domain waveform diagram of the entire test audio is as follows figure 2 shown. The audio data is divided into audio frames equally according to the length of 512 sampling points, and the total number of frames is 1875 frames. The specific steps for noise detection of audio are as follows:
[0040] S1. Build the initial atomic library:
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