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Published on: October 29, 2018
Blind deconvolution of audio-frequency signals using the self-deconvolving data restoration algorithm
1Research Support Instruments, 4325-B Forbes Boulevard, Lanham, Maryland 20901, USA. caron@researchsupport.com
Abstract:
A signal processing algorithm has been developed in which a filter function is extracted from degraded data through mathematical operations. The filter function can be used to restore much of the degraded content of the data through use of a deconvolution process. The operation can be performed without prior knowledge of the detection system, a technique known as blind deconvolution. The extraction process, designated self-deconvolving data reconstruction algorithm, is applied here to audio-frequency signals showing significant qualitative improvement. Degradation arising from the process of electronic recording and reproduction is significantly reduced.
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