Abstract

The convolutive blind source separation can be effectively solved in frequency domain, but blind source separation in frequency domain must solve the problem of ranking ambiguity. A frequency-domain blind source separation sorting algorithm is proposed based on regional growth correction. First, the convolutional mixed signal short-time Fourier transform is used to establish an instantaneous model at each frequency point in the frequency domain for independent component analysis. Based on this, the correlation of the power ratio of the separated signal is used to sort all frequency points one by one replacement. Second, according to the threshold, the sorted result is divided into several small areas. Finally. regional replacement and merging is performed according to the regional growth method, and the correct separation signal is finally obtained. Regional growth correction minimizes the mis-proliferation of frequency sorting and improves separation results. The speech blind source separation experiments are performed in the simulated and real environments respectively. The results show the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.

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