Puder, 2006 - Google Patents
Adaptive signal processing for interference cancellation in hearing aidsPuder, 2006
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- 10544770334240566707
- Author
- Puder H
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- Publication venue
- Signal Processing
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Interference signals which superimpose the desired speech signals are a severe problem for hearing impaired people, since they suffer from a reduced speech intelligibility which cannot be completely compensated by an increase of the input signal level with hearing …
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