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Dissertations
Dissertations
- Simon Doclo, Multi-microphone noise reduction and dereverberation techniques for speech applications, PhD Thesis, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, May 2003.
- Eugen Rasumow, Synthetic reproduction of head-related transfer functions by using microphone arrays, PhD Thesis, University of Oldenburg, Germany, March 2015.
- Daniel Marquardt, Development and evaluation of psychoacoustically motivated binaural noise reduction and cue preservation techniques, PhD Thesis, University of Oldenburg, Germany, November 2015.
- Ina Kodrasi, Dereverberation and noise reduction techniques based on acoustic multi-channel equalization, PhD Thesis, University of Oldenburg, Germany, December 2015.
- Ante Jukić, Sparse multi-channel linear prediction for blind speech dereverberation, PhD Thesis, University of Oldenburg, Germany, October 2017.
- Henning Schepker, Robust feedback suppression algorithms for single- and multi-microphone hearing aids, PhD Thesis, University of Oldenburg, Germany, December 2017.
- Matthias Brandt, Automatic Restoration of Audio Signals in Media Archives, PhD Thesis, University of Oldenburg, Germany, May 2018.
- Nico Gößling, Binaural beamforming algorithms and parameter estimation methods exploiting external microphones, PhD Thesis, University of Oldenburg, Germany, October 2020.
- Ali Aroudi, Cognitive-driven speech enhancement using EEG-based auditory attention decoding for hearing aid applications, PhD Thesis, University of Oldenburg, Germany, November 2020.
- Dörte Fischer, Single-Microphone Multi-Frame Speech Enhancement Exploiting Speech Interframe Correlation, PhD Thesis, University of Oldenburg, Germany, November 2020.
- Benjamin Cauchi, Non-intrusive quality evaluation of speech processed in noisy and reverberant environments, PhD Thesis, University of Oldenburg, Germany, August 2021.
- Mina Fallahi, Optimization and evaluation of a virtual artificial head for individual dynamic spatial sound reproduction over headphones, PhD Thesis, University of Oldenburg, Germany, September 2021.