Hello, I would like to present the results of my last test. I cleared a speech sound from the noise. In the image below, you can see what the spectra of these speech sounds look like. Some might say that noise removal is nothing fancy, but in my case, I used an algorithm that I intend to use to reconstruct audio speech from conferencing applications such as MS Teams, Zoom, or Webex to recover what was lost during the compression and transmission process.. And I'm pleased with myself because I did it in less than the duration of the speech, so it's very likely that I'll be able to do this operation in a real-time application. Follow me, I will post some examples for you to listen to in my next post.
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