Auditory Signal Processing

Associated faculty: Nawab

Auditory Signal Processing is concerned with the the digital representation and manipulation of microphone data. The methods utilized may come from digital signal procesing, statistical signal processing, and/or the study of the human auditory system. Applications of interest include speech restoration, speech enhancement, speaker separation, auditory scene analysis, and automatic music transcription.

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