The details of the specific version used in this contribution is presented in Appendix Appendix 3: frequency-selective speaker activity detection.
Table 5 Preferred parameter settings for the implementation of the frequency-selective model-based speaker activity detection method Parameter Value γ μ 0.83 γ σ 0.8 Θ p 0.01 Θ SNR4 0.25.
Keynote speaker Hardy demonstrated how selective vulnerability may, in part, be a consequence of different neurons being close to differing 'catastrophic cliffs' dependent on their function.
And its website therefore makes much of its selective approach to recruiting (only) native speakers to its marketplace.
Selective remembering in the conversation induces both Speakers and Listeners in the conversation to forget unmentioned, but related to the mentioned, memories (Rp-) to a larger degree than unmentioned, but unrelated to the mentioned memories (Nrp).
After the determination of the robust fullband SAD, a frequency-selective detection SAD ̂ ( ℓ, k ) of the active speaker has to be carried out.
For an acoustic scene with a single target speaker and isotropic background noise, we have proposed a selective binaural beamformer, aiming to enhance the speech quality and intelligibility while preserving the spatial impression of the acoustic scene.
The mastery of two languages provides bilingual speakers with cognitive benefits over monolinguals, particularly on cognitive flexibility and selective attention.
Horton and I were among 13 speakers speaking June 26 at an unprecedented conference at the National Press Club on selective prosecutions by the Bush Justice Department.
A district judge struck down the law in 2008, and an appeals court in 2009 ruled, in part, that the law was a "selective taxation scheme" that singled out nude dancing and a specific class of "First Amendment speakers".
During activity of more than one speaker, it can be still distinguished between the different speakers in a frequency-selective manner due to the assumption of the sparseness of speech across the subbands.
