Comcast Cable Communications, LLC (20240221768). SPEECH RECOGNITION OF AUDIO simplified abstract
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SPEECH RECOGNITION OF AUDIO
Organization Name
Comcast Cable Communications, LLC
Inventor(s)
Scott Kurtz of Mount Laurel NJ (US)
SPEECH RECOGNITION OF AUDIO - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240221768 titled 'SPEECH RECOGNITION OF AUDIO
Simplified Explanation: The patent application discusses methods and systems for enhancing audio intelligibility by separating sources and reducing reverberation in audio data.
- Source separation process determines a portion of audio data associated with a source.
- Reverberation data linked to the source is identified based on the portion of audio data.
- An updated portion of audio data for the source is generated using the reverberation data and source separation process.
- An audio signal for the source is produced using the updated audio data.
Key Features and Innovation: - Source separation process for identifying specific audio data. - Reduction of reverberation to improve audio clarity. - Generation of updated audio data for enhanced intelligibility. - Creation of clear audio signals from the source.
Potential Applications: - Audio enhancement in recording studios. - Improving speech clarity in public address systems. - Enhancing sound quality in telecommunication devices.
Problems Solved: - Addressing unclear audio due to reverberation. - Improving the quality of audio signals from specific sources.
Benefits: - Enhanced audio intelligibility. - Improved communication through clearer audio. - Better user experience in various audio applications.
Commercial Applications: The technology can be utilized in audio recording studios, conference systems, telecommunication devices, and public address systems to enhance audio quality and intelligibility, leading to better user experiences and improved communication.
Prior Art: Readers can explore prior research on source separation techniques and reverberation reduction methods in audio processing to understand the background of this technology.
Frequently Updated Research: Stay informed about the latest advancements in audio signal processing, source separation algorithms, and reverberation reduction techniques to enhance audio intelligibility further.
Questions about Audio Intelligibility Enhancement: 1. How does source separation contribute to improving audio intelligibility? 2. What are the key challenges in reducing reverberation in audio processing?
Original Abstract Submitted
methods and systems for audio intelligibility enhancement are disclosed. a portion of audio data associated with a source may be determined based on a source separation process. reverberation data associated with the source may be determined based on the portion of the audio data associated with the source. an updated portion of the audio data associated with the source may be generated based on the reverberation data associated with the source and the source separation process. an audio signal associated with the source may be generated based on the updated portion of the audio data associated with the source.
