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    Robust partial multichannel equalization techniques for speech dereverberation by Kodrasi, I., Doclo, S.

    “…This paper presents a novel approach for partial multichannel equalization using the multiple-input/output inverse theorem with the first part of one of the…”
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    Automatic dysarthric speech detection exploiting pairwise distance-based convolutional neural networks by Janbakhshi, P, Kodrasi, I, Bourlard, H

    Published 15-11-2020
    “…Automatic dysarthric speech detection can provide reliable and cost-effective computer-aided tools to assist the clinical diagnosis and management of…”
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    Multi-task single channel speech enhancement using speech presence probability as a secondary task training target by Wang, L, Zhu, J, Kodrasi, I

    Published 15-11-2020
    “…To cope with reverberation and noise in single channel acoustic scenarios, typical supervised deep neural network~(DNN)-based techniques learn a mapping from…”
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    Automatic and perceptual discrimination between dysarthria, apraxia of speech, and neurotypical speech by Kodrasi, I, Pernon, M, Laganaro, M, Bourlard, H

    Published 15-11-2020
    “…Automatic techniques in the context of motor speech disorders (MSDs) are typically two-class techniques aiming to discriminate between dysarthria and…”
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    The effect of inverse filter length on the robustness of acoustic multichannel equalization by Kodrasi, I., Doclo, S.

    “…In acoustic multichannel equalization techniques, generally the length of the inverse filters is chosen such that exact inverse filters can be designed for…”
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    Non-intrusive regularization for least-squares multichannel equalization for speech dereverberation by Kodrasi, I., Doclo, S., Goetze, S.

    “…Acoustic multichannel equalization techniques for speech dereverberation are known to be highly sensitive to estimation errors of the room impulse responses…”
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