Abstract This paper addresses delayed (also known as anechoic) source separation when the source shape can be modeled by parameterized waveforms. An Alternating Least Squares (ALS) scheme is proposed to estimate the source shape parameters in a first step and both the mixing coefficients and the delays in a second step. For the challenging delay parameter estimation step, we adopt a strategy inspired by greedy algorithms. For highly correlated sources, the separation becomes ambiguous, and a second algorithm is proposed: a regularization term is added to favor slow delay evolution within each source. Results on synthetic and real data demonstrate the effectiveness of both algorithms compared to state-of-the-art methods for highly correlated Gaussian waveforms.
Parameterized source separation for delayed spectroscopic signals
Hassan Mortada,V. Mazet,C. Soussen,C. Collet,L. Poisson
Published 2019 in Signal Processing
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2019
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Signal Processing
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2019-05-01
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Physics, Computer Science, Engineering
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