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Watermark-Driven Acoustic Echo Cancellation

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Sonia Djaziri-Larbi *
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Gaël Mahé
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Imen Mezghani
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M. Turki-Hadj Alouane
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M. Jaïdane-Saïdane
DOI:10.1109/TASLP.2017.2778150delete
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The performance of adaptive acoustic echo cancelers (AEC) is sensitive to the nonstationarity and correlation of speech signals. In this paper, we explore a new approach based on an adaptive AEC driven by data hidden in speech, to enhance the AEC robustness. We propose a two-stage AEC, where the first stage is a classical NLMS-based AEC driven by the far-end speech. In the signal, we embed-in an extended conception of data hiding-an imperceptible white and stationary signal, i.e., a watermark. The goal of the second stage AEC is to identify the misalignment of the first stage. It is driven by the watermark solely and takes advantage of its appropriate properties (stationary and white) to improve the robustness of the two-stage AEC to the nonstationarity and correlation of speech, and thus reduce the overall system misadjustment. We test two kinds of implementations: in the first implementation, referred to as adaptive watermark driven AEC (A-WdAEC), the watermark is a white stationary Gaussian noise. Driven by this signal, the second stage converges faster than the classical AEC and provides better performance in steady state. In the second implementation, referred to as maximum length sequences WdAEC (MLS-WdAEC), the watermark is built from MLS. Thus, the second stage performs a block identification of the first stage misalignment, given by the circular correlation watermark/preprocessed version of the first stage residual echo. The advantage of this implementation lies in its robustness against noise and undermodeling. Simulation results show the relevance of the WdAEC approach, compared to the classical error-driven AEC.
Keyword:
Adaptive acoustic echo cancellation
data hiding
speech watermarking
MLS sequences
perceptual masking
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