Blind deconvolution applied to acoustical systems identification with supporting experimental results
Blind deconvolution applied to acoustical systems identification with supporting experimental results is a scholarly work, published in 2003 in ''Journal of the Acoustical Society of America''. The main subjects of the publication include mathematics, computer science, impulse response, algorithm, Speech enhancement, Wiener deconvolution, deconvolution, impulse, acoustics, blind equalization, blind deconvolution, convolution, independent component analysis, SIGNAL, chemometrics, noise, signal processing, room acoustics, Finite Impulse Response filter, and Inverse filter. The paper examines experiments involving three classical acoustic systems: driven pipe, driven pipe with open side branch, and driven pipe with Helmholtz resonator side branch.