Huawei Technologies Co., Limited

Bjoern Schuller

David Virette

Mohammad Taghizadeh

Cyril Joder

Felix Weninger

Gil Keren

Shuo Liu

The disclosure relates to an audio processing apparatus, comprising: a plurality of audio sensors, each audio sensor configured to receive a respective plurality of audio frames of an audio signal from an audio source, wherein the respective plurality of audio frames defines an audio channel of the audio signal; and a processing circuitry configured to: determine a respective feature set having at least one feature for each audio frame of each of the plurality of audio frames, wherein the plurality of features define a three-dimensional feature array; process the three-dimensional feature array using a neural network, wherein the neural network comprises a self-attention layer configured to process a plurality of two-dimensional sub-arrays of the three-dimensional feature array; and generate an output signal on the basis of the plurality of processed two-dimensional sub-arrays. Moreover, the disclosure relates to a corresponding audio processing method.

Audio processing apparatus and method for denoising a multi-channel audio signal

A method for reconstructing at least one target signal comprises determining a first set of feature vectors from the input signal, the first set of feature vectors forming a non-negative input matrix; determining a second set of feature vectors, the second set of feature vectors forming a non-negative noise matrix; decomposing the input matrix into a sum of a first matrix and a second matrix, the first matrix representing a product of a non-negative bases matrix and a non-negative weight matrix, and the second matrix representing a combination of the noise matrix and a noise weight vector; and reconstructing the at least one target signal based on the non-negative bases matrix and the non-negative weight matrix.

Method and device for reconstructing a target signal from a noisy input signal

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