Optimizing dictionary learning parameters for solving Audio Inpainting problem

Václav Mach, Roman Ozdobinski

Abstract


Recovering missing or distorted audio signal sam-ples has been recently improved by solving an Audio Inpaintingproblem. This paper aims to connect this problem with K-SVD dictionary learning to improve reconstruction error formissing signal insertion problem. Our aim is to adapt an initialdictionary to the reliable signal to be more accurate in missingsamples estimation. This approach is based on sparse signalsreconstruction and optimization problem. In the paper two staplealgorithms, connection between them and emerging problemsare described. We tried to find optimal parameters for efficientdictionary learning.

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.11601/ijates.v2i1.34

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