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A cepstrum prefiltering approach for DOA estimation of speech signal in reverberant environments
A time-quefrency dereverberation method for reducing the minimum-phase component (MPC) of the room impulse response (RIR) is presented. This paper shows that the vocaltract and glottal components and the MPC of the RIR can be eliminated from observed signals convolving the unknown RIR with an unknown voiced speech signal. The liftered sequence is applied to direction-of-arrival (DOA) estimator with the multiple signal classification (MUSIC) procedure. Computer simulations demonstrate the superiority of the our cepstral prefiltering approach.