Lixia Zhou
ABSTRACT
In this paper, a multi-sound source localization method based on combining phase consistency and angle deviation is proposed. Firstly, a single source point (SSP) detection method based on phase consistency is used to detect SSP. Secondly, the outliers were removed based on the method of angle deviation to obtain the detected SSP points. Finally, the detected SSP points were post-processed to obtain the Direction of Arrival (DOA) estimates. Experimental result shows that the proposed method has a higher localization accuracy compared with reference methods.
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- Sound Source Localization by Combining Phase Consistency and Angle Deviation
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