This study presents an appliance identification algorithm for use with a non-intrusive home energy monitor based on a cogent confabulation neural network. As a cogent confabulation neural network does not require multiplications during the identification phase, it is an effective choice for systems with low-computational capability. A non-intrusive home energy monitor needs to learn not only the energy patterns of individual appliances but also those of combinations of appliances. To relieve the burden of learning power patterns of the combinations, this study proposes a parameter-building scheme based on the parameters of individual appliances. The proposed algorithm is evaluated on datasets prepared by the Reference Energy Disaggregation Dataset (REDD) and the authors. The average success rate was 83.8% for up to eight appliances and showed better performance than the combinatorial optimization and artificial neural network approaches.
Although both noise suppression and speech restoration are fundamental to speech enhancement, many Deep neural network (DNN)-based approaches tend to focus disproportionately on one, often overlooking the importance of their joint handling. In this study, we propose a dual-path architecture designed to balance noise suppression and speech restoration. The main path consists of an encoder and two specialized decoders: one dedicated to estimating the clean speech spectrum and the other to predicting a noise suppression mask. To reinforce the joint modeling of noise suppression and speech restoration, we introduce an auxiliary refinement path. This path consists of a separate encoder–decoder structure and is designed to further refine the enhanced speech by incorporating complementary information, learned independently from the main path. By using this dual-path architecture, the model better preserves fine speech details while reducing residual noise. Experimental results on the VoiceBank + DEMAND dataset show that our model surpasses conventional methods across multiple evaluation metrics in the causal setup. Specifically, it achieves a PESQ score of 3.33, reflecting improved speech quality, and a CSIG score of 4.48, indicating enhanced intelligibility. Furthermore, it demonstrates superior noise suppression, achieving an SNRseg of 10.44 and a CBAK score of 3.75.
23 February 2015 in International Journal of Highway Engineering
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