Non-Linear Extraction of a Common Signal for Upmixing Stereo Sources
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F. Becker, and B. Bernard, "Non-Linear Extraction of a Common Signal for Upmixing Stereo Sources," Paper 9524, (2016 May.). doi:
F. Becker, and B. Bernard, "Non-Linear Extraction of a Common Signal for Upmixing Stereo Sources," Paper 9524, (2016 May.). doi:
Abstract: In the context of a two- to three-channel upmix, center channel derivations fall within the field of common signal extraction methods. In this paper we explore the pertinence of the performance criteria that can be obtained from a probabilistic approach to source extraction; we propose a new, non-linear method to extract a common signal from two sources that makes the implementation choice of deeper extraction with a criteria of information preservation; and we provide the results of preliminary listening tests made with real-world audio materials.
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AB - In the context of a two- to three-channel upmix, center channel derivations fall within the field of common signal extraction methods. In this paper we explore the pertinence of the performance criteria that can be obtained from a probabilistic approach to source extraction; we propose a new, non-linear method to extract a common signal from two sources that makes the implementation choice of deeper extraction with a criteria of information preservation; and we provide the results of preliminary listening tests made with real-world audio materials.
In the context of a two- to three-channel upmix, center channel derivations fall within the field of common signal extraction methods. In this paper we explore the pertinence of the performance criteria that can be obtained from a probabilistic approach to source extraction; we propose a new, non-linear method to extract a common signal from two sources that makes the implementation choice of deeper extraction with a criteria of information preservation; and we provide the results of preliminary listening tests made with real-world audio materials.
Authors:
Becker, François; Bernard, Benjamin
Affiliation:
Medialab Consulting SNP, Monaco, Monaco
AES Convention:
140 (May 2016)
Paper Number:
9524
Publication Date:
May 26, 2016Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Audio Signal Processing: Beamforming, Upmixing, HRTF
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