· 2016
Deep clustering: Discriminative embeddings for segmentation and separation
- 1,432citations
- 2016year
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A deep learning framework called deep clustering uses contrastive embeddings to segment and separate audio sources, achieving 6dB improvement in signal quality for two-speaker mixtures and performing surprisingly well on three-speaker mixtures.
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