CHiME-3
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2021first seen
CHiME-3 is a dataset that contains recordings of speech mixed with background noise at various signal-to-noise ratios, used to evaluate speech quality assessment systems.
Papers using CHiME-3 (14)
- AMDM-SE: Attention-based Multichannel Diffusion Model for Speech EnhancementJSQA: Speech Quality Assessment with Perceptually-Inspired Contrastive Pretraining Based on JND Audio PairsMel-McNet: A Mel-Scale Framework for Online Multichannel Speech EnhancementLeveraging Joint Spectral and Spatial Learning with MAMBA for
Multichannel Speech EnhancementImproving Speech Recognition on Noisy Speech via Speech Enhancement with
Multi-Discriminators CycleGANDereverberation of Autoregressive Envelopes for Far-field Speech
RecognitionIs the Ideal Ratio Mask Really the Best? -- Exploring the Best
Extraction Performance and Optimal Mask of Mask-based BeamformersAttention-Driven Multichannel Speech Enhancement in Moving Sound Source
ScenariosArray Geometry-Robust Attention-Based Neural Beamformer for Moving
SpeakersMC-SEMamba: A Simple Multi-channel Extension of SEMambaSimilarity-and-Independence-Aware Beamformer with Iterative Casting and
Boost Start for Target Source Extraction Using ReferenceMultimodal Audio-Visual Information Fusion using Canonical-Correlated
Graph Neural Network for Energy-Efficient Speech EnhancementOn monoaural speech enhancement for automatic recognition of real noisy
speech using mixture invariant trainingRelUNet: Relative Channel Fusion U-Net for Multichannel Speech
Enhancement