Re: Blind Source Separation by Sparse Decomposition

["Mikael.Fernstrom" <mikael.fernstrom@xxxxx>]

Rich & Michael,

When clipping a signal as suggested you get some of the spectral components
"re-coded" as pulse-width modulation. Although the resulting signal is
spectrally substantially different, the variation in spectral "flux" by time
(especially with speech) is the same, hence we are probably talking about a
Gibsonioan invariant in this case.

/Mikael

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