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Michael Hüppe,Wilhelm Jankein non-technical language, what is now possible with the help of speech technology. The text includes many examples of current applications in industry, commerce and other fields, and we have selected five current industrial applications combining speech recognition and response for more detailed at

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Rainer Guskientary manner to achieve reliable and accurate speech enhancement. The approach can be applied to various speech enhancement problems, including denoising, dereverberation, and blind source separation (BSS). In particular, in this chapter, we focus on applying the approach to BSS. We show experiment

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Barbara P. Hazard or the degree of voicing need to be estimated in a reliable manner..With the reconstruction approach it is possible to generate noise-free signals. But in most cases the resulting signals sound a bit robotic (comparable to low bit rate speech coders). For that reason the reconstructed signal is ada

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