How do I remove background noise from a sound wave?

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David Koenig
David Koenig le 17 Nov 2013
I have a sound wave y(1:441000) gathered using a microphone and I have background n(1:441000) also gathered by the microphone. I have tried removing the background noise using a script something like:
Y=fft(y);
N=fft(n);
Yclean=Y-N;
yClean=ifft(Yclean);
However, yClean is not correct and is backwards in time. Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Dave

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Pedro Villena
Pedro Villena le 18 Nov 2013
Create and Implement LMS Adaptive Filter to remove the filtered noise from desired signal
mtlb_noisy = y;
noise = n;
% Define Adaptive Filter Parameters
filterLength = 32;
weights = zeros(1,filterLength);
step_size = 0.004;
% Initialize Filter's Operational inputs
output = zeros(1,length(mtlb_noisy));
err = zeros(1,length(mtlb_noisy));
input = zeros(1,filterLength);
% For Loop to run through the data and filter out noise
for n = 1: length(mtlb_noisy),
%Get input vector to filter
for k= 1:filterLength
if ((n-k)>0)
input(k) = noise(n-k+1);
end
end
output(n) = weights * input'; %Output of Adaptive Filter
err(n) = mtlb_noisy(n) - output(n); %Error Computation
weights = weights + step_size * err(n) * input; %Weights Updating
end
yClean = err;
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Tahira Batool
Tahira Batool le 30 Avr 2017
And what if one does not have a separate noisy signal to be removed from an original signal ,then how can we remove background noise from a signal?

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Umair Nadeem
Umair Nadeem le 18 Nov 2013
It would be easier if you could upload the noisy signal too. Save the variable y which supposedly has the noisy signal in a .mat file using save command and attach it with your post. Some frequency analysis could be done if the signal is available.
Also try to provide info about the signal frequency (if known), and the sampling frequency which you used to sample the data.

pinreddy chaitanya
pinreddy chaitanya le 22 Oct 2018
Modifié(e) : Walter Roberson le 22 Oct 2018
weights = weights + step_size * err(n) * input; %Weights Updating
what is the use of this line
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Albin Lindmark
Albin Lindmark le 8 Juil 2019
It is to update the weights of the adaptive filter.

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pravin m
pravin m le 5 Nov 2019
mtlb_noisy = y;
noise = n;
% Define Adaptive Filter Parameters
filterLength = 32;
weights = zeros(1,filterLength);
step_size = 0.004;
% Initialize Filter's Operational inputs
output = zeros(1,length(mtlb_noisy));
err = zeros(1,length(mtlb_noisy));
input = zeros(1,filterLength);
% For Loop to run through the data and filter out noise
for n = 1: length(mtlb_noisy),
%Get input vector to filter
for k= 1:filterLength
if ((n-k)>0)
input(k) = noise(n-k+1);
end
end
output(n) = weights * input'; %Output of Adaptive Filter
err(n) = mtlb_noisy(n) - output(n); %Error Computation
weights = weights + step_size * err(n) * input; %Weights Updating
end
yClean = err;

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