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by fred123
2169 days ago
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Yes. Noise suppression is very similar to speech separation (separating multiple speaker voices that talk at the same time). For example you can use ConvTasNet for both speech separation and denoising; in the denoising case you set target track 1 = speech, track 2 = noise, hence you get a noise-only track. I guess you can also simply subtract the clean speech from the original mixture to get the noise-only track. |
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