ConceptCocktail Party Problem / Cocktail Party Effect
Cocktail Party Problem
A classic problem in cognitive science and engineering referring to the human ability to selectively focus on a specific sound source in a noisy environment, and the technical challenge of replicating that ability in machines. It was formally articulated by British cognitive scientist Colin Cherry in 1953.
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Oct 28
In multi-person conversation scenarios, sound source separation needs to solve the "cocktail party problem".
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