Abstract
In this study, we compare the speech enhancement performance based on hierarchical extreme learning machine (HELM) with two distinct strategies: masking and mapping. Experimental results of the perceptual evaluation of speech quality (PESQ) show that for both of limited and sufficient amounts of training data, mapping-based HELM tends to be more effective to improve the performance of speech enhancement.
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