Audio signal generation method and system, and non-transitory computer readable medium
An audio signal and generation system technology, applied in the field of signal processing, can solve problems such as difficult to ensure voice signal
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[0159] These examples are provided below for illustrative purposes only and are not intended to limit the scope of the present application.
[0160] Example 1 Bone conduction audio data, reconstructed bone conduction audio data, and frequency response curves of the corresponding air conduction audio data.
[0161] like Figure 10 As shown, the curve "m" represents the frequency response curve of the bone conduction audio data, and the curve "n" represents the frequency response curve of the air conduction audio data corresponding to the bone conduction audio data. The bone conduction audio data and the air conduction audio data represent the same speech of the user. Curve "m1" represents the frequency response curve of the reconstructed bone conduction audio data generated by reconstructing the bone conduction audio data using the trained machine learning model according to process 500. like Figure 10 As shown, the frequency response curve "m1" is closer to the frequency r...
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[0162] Example 2 Frequency response curve of bone conduction audio data collected by bone conduction sensors located at different parts of the user's body.
[0163] like Figure 11 As shown, curve "p" represents the frequency response curve of bone conduction audio data collected by a first bone conduction sensor located at the neck of the user's body. Curve "b" represents the frequency response curve of bone conduction audio data acquired by a second bone conduction sensor located at the mastoid process of the user's body. Curve "o" represents the frequency response curve of bone conduction audio data collected by a third bone conduction sensor located in the ear canal (eg, external auditory canal) of the user's body. In some embodiments, the second bone conduction sensor and the third bone conduction sensor have the same configuration as the first bone conduction sensor. The bone conduction audio data collected by the first bone conduction sensor, the second bone conductio...
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[0166] Example 3: Exemplary frequency response curves of bone conduction audio data collected by a bone conduction sensor applying different pressures on the same area of the user's body.
[0167] exist Figure 12 , the curve "L1" represents the frequency response curve of the bone conduction audio data collected when the pressure F1 applied by the bone conduction sensor at the user's tragus is ON. As used herein, the pressure exerted by the bone conduction sensor on the user's body part may also be referred to as the clamping force of the bone conduction sensor or bone conduction device. The curve "L2" represents the frequency response curve of the bone conduction audio data collected when the pressure F2 applied by the bone conduction sensor at the user's tragus is 0.2N. The curve "L3" represents the frequency response curve of the bone conduction audio data collected when the pressure F3 applied by the bone conduction sensor at the user's tragus is 0.4N. The curve "L4" ...
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