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Setup<br />

Binaural <strong>LCMV</strong><br />

Experimental Study<br />

Hearing device:<br />

2 hearing aid devices mounted on B&K HATS, with 2 microphones,<br />

2cm inter-distance.<br />

A 9 × 5 utility device with 4 mics. at the corners, average distance<br />

3.5cm. The device placed on a table at a distance of 0.5m.<br />

Signals:<br />

1 desired speaker, θ d = 30 o , 1m (constrained).<br />

1 interference speaker at θ i = −70 o , 1m (constrained).<br />

1 directional stationary noise, θ n = −40 o , 2.5m (unconstrained).<br />

SIR=0dB, SNR=14dB.<br />

Acoustic lab:<br />

Dimensions 6 × 6 × 2.4; Controllable reverb. time T 60 = 0.3s.<br />

STFT:<br />

Sampling frequency 8kHz, 4096 points, 75% overlap.<br />

Algorithm Cue gain factors:<br />

Desired speech - η = 1.<br />

Interference speech - µ = 0.1 (20dB attenuation). Back<br />

S. Gannot (BIU) <strong>Multi</strong>-<strong>Microphone</strong> <strong>Speech</strong> <strong>Enhancement</strong> IWAENC 2012 53 / 53

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