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acoustic echo cancellation: a standalone construct

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Audio engineering

suppressing the loudspeaker signal that leaks back into a hands-free microphone, using very long adaptive filters.

In audio engineering, acoustic echo cancellation refers to suppressing the loudspeaker signal that leaks back into a hands-free microphone, using very long adaptive filters. This meaning comes from Breining (1999) in IEEE Signal Processing Magazine.[1]

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References

Breining, C., Dreiseitel, P., Hansler, E., Mader, A., Nitsch, B., Puder, H., Schertler, T., Schmidt, G., & Tilp, J. (1999). Acoustic echo control. An application of very-high-order adaptive filters. IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, 16(4), 42-69. https://doi.org/10.1109/79.774933

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