Estimating a room impulse response for acoustic echo cancelling
A room impulse response and impulse response technology, applied in the direction of transducer acoustic response prevention, echo suppressor/canceller, sound-generating equipment, etc., can solve problems such as significant noise level
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[0015] The problem of acoustic echo cancellation in a reverberant environment with a microphone array and one or more loudspeakers is considered. Echo cancellation requires learning the impulse response from multiple speakers to each microphone in the microphone array. This has conventionally been done at each microphone individually for each speaker. However, the signals arriving at the array share a common structure, which can be exploited to provide impulse response estimates.
[0016] Embodiments presented herein target initial room transfer function (RTF) estimation based on calibration signals. The techniques described here can be extended to the more complex problem of adaptive AEC filters, however, most current setups of microphone arrays use a calibration signal to initialize the filter and adjust a subset of the filter coefficients later. Existing embodiments relate to, but are not limited to, the more relevant problem of initial RTF estimation. The sparsity of RT...
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