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Maskowanie czasowo-częstotliwościowe w quizie dotyczącym separacji źródeł
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How does a time-frequency mask produce a target estimate from a mixture STFT?
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- How does a time-frequency mask produce a target estimate from a mixture STFT?
- Use the clean target spectrogram as the output without consulting the mixture
- Apply one constant gain to the entire recording
- Multiplies the mixture representation by bin-wise weights
- Assign a single source label to the whole clip
- What values characterize an ideal binary mask in a simple two-source assignment?
- A continuously varying real weight across the unit interval
- Zero or one
- A complex-valued correction with arbitrary phase
- The same gain for every time-frequency bin
- How can a ratio mask differ from a hard binary mask?
- It must assign every bin exactly zero or one
- It guarantees that no interference remains
- It ignores relative source strength when defining its weights
- It can represent graded contributions with soft values
- What can a complex mask adjust that a real magnitude mask usually does not?
- Phase as well as magnitude
- Only magnitude, never phase
- Only the mixture phase, with no magnitude change
- Only a scalar gain applied to the whole waveform
- Which phase is often reused when a real-valued magnitude mask reconstructs an overlapping target?
- The clean target's original phase supplied independently
- A separately estimated target phase for every real-valued mask
- The mixture phase
- Zero phase imposed on every bin
- Why should a ratio-mask definition be stated explicitly?
- All valid ratio masks are hard binary decisions
- Different methods define ratios using magnitudes or powers
- Ratio masks are computed from logarithms only
- Every ratio mask uses exactly the same exponent and target definition
- What should match between masking and waveform reconstruction?
- Any hop size works if the final duration is forced to match
- The synthesis window is irrelevant after masking
- The inverse transform can infer every analysis convention from mask values alone
- Compatible STFT window and hop settings
- Which evaluation approach is useful for separated speech?
- Combine appropriate signal metrics with listening or downstream tests
- Treat a visually smooth mask as proof of clean separation
- Report only the training objective on fitted mixtures
- Assume waveform additivity guarantees perceptual quality