Extending GCC-PHAT using Shift Equivariant Neural Networks
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Abstract (arXiv)
Speaker localization using microphone arrays depends on accurate time delay estimation techniques. For decades, methods based on the generalized cross correlation with phase transform (GCC-PHAT) have been widely adopted for this purpose. Recently, the GCC-PHAT has also been used to provide input features to neural networks in order to remove the effects of noise and reverberation, but at the cost of losing theoretical guarantees in noise-free conditions. We propose a novel approach to extending the GCC-PHAT, where the received signals are filtered using a shift equivariant neural network that preserves the timing information contained in the signals. By extensive experiments we show that our model consistently reduces the error of the GCC-PHAT in adverse environments, with guarantees of exact time delay recovery in ideal conditions.
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- 2023StofNet: Super-resolution Time of Flight Network23 Aug 2023