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Nils L. Westhausen

tPLCnet: Real-time Deep Packet Loss Concealment in the Time Domain Using a Short Temporal Context


Apr 04, 2022
Nils L. Westhausen, Bernd T. Meyer

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* Submitted to Interspeech 2022 
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Weight, Block or Unit? Exploring Sparsity Tradeoffs for Speech Enhancement on Tiny Neural Accelerators


Nov 09, 2021
Marko Stamenovic, Nils L. Westhausen, Li-Chia Yang, Carl Jensen, Alex Pawlicki

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* To appear in NeurIPS 2021 Efficient Natural Langauge and Speech Processing Workshop as oral-spotlight presentation 
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Reduction of Subjective Listening Effort for TV Broadcast Signals with Recurrent Neural Networks


Nov 02, 2021
Nils L. Westhausen, Rainer Huber, Hannah Baumgartner, Ragini Sinha, Jan Rennies, Bernd T. Meyer

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* Accepted by IEEE/ACM Transactions on Audio, Speech and Language Processing. This version is the authors' version and may vary from the final publication in details 
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