Questions tagged [denoising]
Denoising is a collection of techniques to remove unwanted noise from a signal. Typically this is done by filtering, but a variety of other techniques is available. Often combinations are used in sequence to optimize the denoising.
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A new window for the sinc filter and its modifications
There is a recent paper in a journal called ACS Measurements which suggests an alternative window for the sinc function (Why and How Savitzky–Golay Filters Should Be Replaced) Link: Open Access Paper. ...
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Tools for getting the best out of multiple recordings of the same event
Input: several air audio recordings of a live concert taken from different locations within the venue. Different quality, different noises (e.g. voices of people in the vicinity of the recording ...
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How to remove known noise from acquired signals
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I have some time sequences(sampled at 0.5s and 3kHz which means every one of them has 1,500 points) from my force sensor. But I find the signal fluctuates wildly under no load, ...
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Is this better detection and Gaussian noise cancellation technique than Matched Filter
The code below generates one sinusoid and considered as known signal. One needs to find the location of the signals under additive Gaussian noise.
The known signals is comprise of the sinusoids with ...
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How can I denoise this signal?
I have data captured by a wireless sensor that is noisy. It randomly jumps in value frequently, and I want to know what this signal will look like without these jumps. I am looking for an elegant ...
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What is the best method to filter a signal where baseline and the signal of interest have overlapping frequency range?
I am reading out the movement of a motor arm using a Hall sensor and a magnet pair. The hall sensor measures the distance between the sensor and the magnet.
The motor arm is being moved with a band-...
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Online Noise Reduction on Non-Stationary, Broadband Signals
im capturing ultrasonic waves using an analog MEMS mic and other components on a PCB. My signal is similiar broadband and non-stationary (see 2) and im trying to remove/reduce environmental noise. I ...
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PSNR decreases while denoising
I currently am trying to portray PSNR's ability to measure noise in an image. The PSNR is said to be high (around 40 dB) if there is a low amount of noise in the 2D signal.
In my experiment I have ...
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Avoiding latency distortion at high denoise levels with DWT
I am denoising biological signals using the DWT, and for UI reasons would prefer the smoother waveform afforded by denoise level 5. However, higher denoise levels seem to distort the latency of ...
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How do I eliminate background noise？
After I use deep learning algorithm to enhance the speech, the speech will still have a weak background noise.The background noise of this audio has little effect on the calculation of SNR, but it ...
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How to Dereverberate Speech taken in an Auditorium with Reverberation Time of 3.8 to 4 seconds
I'd like to cancel echoes from a Talk recorded in a large extremely reverberant auditorium. It's unintelligible as recorded, and I'm hoping to make it intelligible by echo cancellation.
Audio was ...
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Adaptive filtering [duplicate]
I want to mention upfront that I'm not very experienced in this field.
I have a signal $u(k)$ that I get from a black box simulation (sampled irregularly). The signal looks like this:
The blue signal ...
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78RPM 1900's records - is there more in the high end signal than humans hear, and could ML extract it?
Consider some record with Enrico Caruso singing, anno 1904 or so. Back then, records did not employ pre-distortion such as with RIAA curve to then later, during playback, invert the curve, to get a ...
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Brrrrrrrrr clanky clank VHS noise
I have audio of VHS with speech and music, and with noise of frequency that's higher and lower than most of human speech, with apparently least but still significant energy in-between, that cannot be ...
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Noise leakage problem with least square estimation in the frequency-distance domain
I have data $d$ recorded from an antenna of sensors. These data are composed of a Gaussian noise $n$ and a signal $s$ which I try to estimate. This signal propagates on the antenna with frequency ...
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