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Distributed Expectation-Maximization Algorithm for Speaker Localization in Reverberant Environments
DOI:10.1109/TASLP.2017.2788198.png)
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Localization of acoustic sources has attracted a considerable amount of research attention in recent years. A major obstacle to achieving high localization accuracy is the presence of reverberation, the influence of which obviously increases with the number of active speakers in the room. Human hearing is capable of localizing acoustic sources even in extreme conditions. In this study, we propose to combine a method based on human hearing mechanisms and a modified incremental distributed expectation-maximization (IDEM) algorithm. Rather than using phase difference measurements that are modeled by a mixture of complex-valued Gaussians, as proposed in the original IDEM framework, we propose to use time difference of arrival measurements in multiple subbands and model them by a mixture of real-valued truncated Gaussians. Moreover, we propose to first filter the measurements in order to reduce the effect of the multipath conditions. The proposed method is evaluated using both simulated data and real-life recordings.
Keyword:
Precedence effect
onset dominance
distributed expectation-maximization
auditory scene analysis
sound source localization
spectral masking
incremental expectation-maximization
truncated Gaussian
multi-path
time difference of arrival
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