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Mask-Based Speech Enhancement for Spatial Audio: A Comparison of Ambisonics, Beamforming, and Microphone Channels
Mask-based speech enhancement is widely used for suppressing noise and interference, but its performance in spatial audio algorithms with multichannel output has not been studied extensively. In such settings, speech enhancement must improve speech quality while preserving spatial cues that are esse
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