A New Tanh-based Algorithm for Acoustic Feedback Cancellation

In this paper, a new tanh-based is proposed for the acoustic feedback cancellation in hearing aids. It uses the proportionate affine projection tanh algorithm, combined with a novel neural network-based stability detector. Our simulations and the 32-bit floating point implementation indicate that the proposed algorithm can be an attractive alternative to the considered competing AFC algorithms for incoming speech and music signals.

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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.1109/telfor63250.2024.10819131
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Advanced Adaptive Filtering Techniques
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A New Tanh-based Algorithm for Acoustic Feedback Cancellation

Henri Coandă, Marius Ionita, Ion Căciulă, Felix Albu
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Abstract

In this paper, a new tanh-based is proposed for the acoustic feedback cancellation in hearing aids. It uses the proportionate affine projection tanh algorithm, combined with a novel neural network-based stability detector. Our simulations and the 32-bit floating point implementation indicate that the proposed algorithm can be an attractive alternative to the considered competing AFC algorithms for incoming speech and music signals.

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