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Directivity-Conditioned Low-Latency Neural Filtering for Speech Enhancement in Hearing Aids
Latest advances in neural directional filtering show exceptional results in adapting the direction and shape of directivity patterns during the inference phase. However, in the existing methods for adapting directivity patterns during inference, important real-world constraints have been disregarded
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