Abstract

This study presents a speech enhancement technique to improve noise corrupted speech via deep neural network (DNN)-based linear predictive (LP) parameter estimations of speech and noise. With regard to the LP coefficient estimation, an enhanced estimation method using a DNN with multiple layers was proposed. Excitation variances were then estimated via a maximum-likelihood scheme using observed noisy speech and estimated LP coefficients. A time-smoothed Wiener filter was further introduced to improve the enhanced speech quality. Performance was evaluated via log spectral distance, a composite multivariate adaptive regression splines modelling-based measure, and a segmental signal-to-noise ratio. The experimental results revealed that the proposed scheme outperformed competing methods.

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