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Mathematical Morphology Preprocessing to Mitigate AWGN Effects: Improving Pitch Tracking Performance in Hard Noise Conditions

Mathematical Morphology Preprocessing to Mitigate AWGN Effects: Improving Pitch Tracking Performance in Hard Noise Conditions
 
Martí i Puig, Pere ; Solé-Casals, Jordi ; Reig Bolaño, Ramon ; Zaiats, Vladimir
2010

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Abstract. In this paper we show how a nonlinear preprocessing of speech signal -with high noise- based on morphological filters improves the performance of robust algorithms for pitch tracking (RAPT). This result happens for a very simple morphological filter. More sophisticated ones could even improve such results. Mathematical ...»»»»
Abstract. In this paper we show how a nonlinear preprocessing of speech signal -with high noise- based on morphological filters improves the performance of robust algorithms for pitch tracking (RAPT). This result happens for a very simple morphological filter. More sophisticated ones could even improve such results. Mathematical morphology is widely used in image processing in where it has found a great amount of applications. Almost all its formulations derived in the two-dimensional framework are easily reformulated to be adapted to onedimensional context.^^^^

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MARTI PUIG, Pere i altres. "Mathematical Morphology Preprocessing to Mitigate AWGN Effects: Improving Pitch Tracking Performance in Hard Noise Conditions". A: International conference on non-linear speech processing. "Advances in nonlinear speech processing : international conference on nonlinear speech processing, NOLISP 2009 : Vic, Spain, June 25-27, 2009 : revised selected papers". Vic: Springer, 2009, p. 163-170