Acoustic echo cancellation based on sub-band filters has the characteristics of rapid con- vergence and small computational complexity. This letter analyses two different sub-band filters design methods which used in ...Acoustic echo cancellation based on sub-band filters has the characteristics of rapid con- vergence and small computational complexity. This letter analyses two different sub-band filters design methods which used in acoustic echo cancellation fields and compares them with each other. Fur- thermore, the sub-band filter construction have been optimized, which lead to the improvement of the computational efficiency. At the same time, this letter combines ear auditory feature with acoustic echo cancellation, thus improves the original algorithms by importing a new objective function creatively. At the last part, a simulation environment has been designed and a computer simulation has been carried out. The final results indicate that this method can meet the requirements of actual projects, and some improvements are demonstrated on performance and calculation quantity compared to original algo- rithms.展开更多
文摘Acoustic echo cancellation based on sub-band filters has the characteristics of rapid con- vergence and small computational complexity. This letter analyses two different sub-band filters design methods which used in acoustic echo cancellation fields and compares them with each other. Fur- thermore, the sub-band filter construction have been optimized, which lead to the improvement of the computational efficiency. At the same time, this letter combines ear auditory feature with acoustic echo cancellation, thus improves the original algorithms by importing a new objective function creatively. At the last part, a simulation environment has been designed and a computer simulation has been carried out. The final results indicate that this method can meet the requirements of actual projects, and some improvements are demonstrated on performance and calculation quantity compared to original algo- rithms.
