Abstract : We consider the problem of online audio source separation. Existing algorithms adopt either a sliding block approach or a stochastic gradient approach, which is faster but less accurate. Also, they rely either on spatial cues or on spectral cues and cannot separate certain mixtures. In this paper, we design a general online audio source separation framework that combines both approaches and both types of cues. The model parameters are estimated in the Maximum Likelihood (ML) sense using a Generalised Expectation Maximisation (GEM) algorithm with multiplicative updates. The separation performance is evaluated as a function of the block size and the step size and compared to that of an offline algorithm.
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Contributor : Laurent S. R. Simon
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Laurent S. R. Simon, Emmanuel Vincent. A general framework for online audio source separation. International conference on Latent Variable Analysis and Signal Separation, Mar 2012, Tel-Aviv, Israel. ⟨hal-00655398⟩
