
arXiv: 1607.06667
handle: 20.500.14299/152885
We present a novel method for the compensation of long duration data loss in audio signals, in particular music. The concealment of such signal defects is based on a graph that encodes signal structure in terms of time-persistent spectral similarity. A suitable candidate segment for the substitution of the lost content is proposed by an intuitive optimization scheme and smoothly inserted into the gap, i.e. the lost or distorted signal region. Extensive listening tests show that the proposed algorithm provides highly promising results when applied to a variety of real-world music signals.
audio similarity graphs, FOS: Computer and information sciences, separation, Sound (cs.SD), audio restoration, Computer Science - Artificial Intelligence, concealment of data loss, Computer Science - Sound, Computer Science - Software Engineering, Engineering, time, audio imputation, audio inpainting, voice, Engineering, Electrical & Electronic, music recovery, Acoustics, interpolation, Multimedia (cs.MM), Software Engineering (cs.SE), Artificial Intelligence (cs.AI), frequency, extraction, Computer Science - Multimedia
audio similarity graphs, FOS: Computer and information sciences, separation, Sound (cs.SD), audio restoration, Computer Science - Artificial Intelligence, concealment of data loss, Computer Science - Sound, Computer Science - Software Engineering, Engineering, time, audio imputation, audio inpainting, voice, Engineering, Electrical & Electronic, music recovery, Acoustics, interpolation, Multimedia (cs.MM), Software Engineering (cs.SE), Artificial Intelligence (cs.AI), frequency, extraction, Computer Science - Multimedia
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