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MUTE: bringing IoT to noise cancellation
Sheng Shen, Nirupam Roy, Junfeng Guan, Haitham Hassanieh, Romit Roy Choudhury 
07 Aug 2018
33 Citations
This paper brings IoT to active noise cancellation by combining wireless communication with acoustics.
Open access•Journal Article•DOI
Image noise cancellation using linear matrix inequality and cellular neural network
Te-Jen Su, Cian-Pin Wei, Huang Shih-Chun, Chia-Ling Hou 
01 Dec 2008-Optics Communications
It is shown that the problem of image noise cancellation can be characterized in terms of LMIs.
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A novel approach of adaptive feedback cancellation for hearing aids
Hsiang-Feng Chi, Shawn X. Gao, S.D. Soli 
30 May 1999
16 Citations
In this paper, a band-limited adaptive feedback cancellation algorithm for hearing aids is proposed.
Proceedings Article•DOI
Fuzzy-similarity-based noise cancellation for real-time image processing
Gustav Tolt, Ivan Kalaykov 
02 Dec 2001
14 Citations
Test examples and comparisons with other image noise cancellation techniques show the advantages of the method.
Journal Article•DOI
Acoustic noise and echo cancellation microphone system for videoconferencing
Sen M. Kuo, Y.C. Huang, Zhibing Pan 
01 Nov 1995-IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics
23 Citations
Acoustic noise and echo cancellation using two adaptive filters and the least-mean-square (LMS) algorithm is the most effective technique of reducing acoustic noises and echoes in a hands-free telephone system.
Proceedings Article•DOI
Adaptive filtering using LMS for digital TX IM2 cancellation in WCDMA receiver
M. Kahrizi, J. Komaili, J.E. Vasa, D. Agahi 
05 Mar 2008
12 Citations
This IM2 cancellation works well even though the actual IM2 components are far below the desired signal and thermal noise.
Proceedings Article•DOI
Adaptive noise cancellation in a fighter cockpit environment
W. Harrison, Jae Lim, Elliot Singer 
19 Mar 1984
With a dominant noise source present and with the pilot wearing an oxygen facemask, we demonstrate that good (>10 dB) cancellation of the additive noise and little speech distortion can be achieved by having the reference microphone attached to the outside of the facemask and by updating the filter coefficients only during silence intervals.
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Signal processing for noise cancellation in actual electromagnetic environment
Hisako Orimoto, Akira Ikuta 
01 Jan 2009-Progress in Electromagnetics Research-pier
In this paper, we propose a noise cancellation method for estimating a speciflc signal with the existence of background noise of non-Gaussian distribution.
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Effects of a canine Elizabethan collar on ambulatory electrocardiogram recorded by a Holter recording system and spontaneous activities measured continuously by an accelerometer in Beagle dogs.
Masanori Yamada, Mikihiko Tokuriki 
25 May 2000-Journal of Veterinary Medical Science
12 Citations
We concluded that the Elizabethan collar did not have any effect on ambulatory ECG and canine movements and was effective to protect the recording apparatus.
Journal Article•DOI
Adaptive noise cancellation for multi-sensory signals
Sergiy A. Vorobyov, Andrzej Cichocki, Yevgeniy Bodyanskiy 
01 Mar 2001-Fluctuation and Noise Letters
23 Citations
It is shown that the performance of the new procedure for noise cancellation for multi-sensory signals is improved when compared to previously proposed methods.
Proceedings Article•DOI
Adaptive cancellation of motion artifact in wearable biosensors
Rasoul Yousefi, Mehrdad Nourani, Issa M. S. Panahi 
12 Nov 2012
61 Citations
The analysis and results on proposed technique for noise cancellation shows promising performance.
Open access•Journal Article•DOI
Nonlinear filtering based on 3D wavelet transform for MRI denoising
Yang Wang, Xiaoqian Che, Siliang Ma 
21 Feb 2012-EURASIP Journal on Advances in Signal Processing
28 Citations
The quantitative and the qualitative measures used as the quality metrics demonstrated the ability of the proposed method for noise cancellation.
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Impulsive Noise Cancellation Method for Copper Ore Crusher Vibration Signals Enhancement
Agnieszka Wyłomańska, Radoslaw Zimroz, Joanna Janczura, Jakub Obuchowski 
05 May 2016-IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics
50 Citations
The obtained results indicate efficiency of the method in impulsive noise cancellation and improve the ability to detect a damage.
Book Chapter•DOI
Fuzzy-Similarity-Based Image Noise Cancellation
Gustav Tolt, Ivan Kalaykov 
03 Feb 2002
Comparisons with other image noise cancellation techniques show the advantages of the method.

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