dual microphone wind noise reduction

1. coherence weighting
   use magnitude squared coherence(MSC)
   supression gain:
   
   limit gain function
2. coherence based wind noise estimation
   wind noise estimation and reduction separation.
   combine with other disturbance estimation.
   dual microphone signal model in FFT domain:
   
   
   
   for uncorrelated noise signal,MSC power spectrum:
   
   
   an estimation of the noise PSD:
   
   short-term estimates of the PSD used recursive smoothing approach:
   
   the smoothing process for the computation of the PSDs lead to an slow adaption.
   smoothing factor=0.5，an overestimation of the MSC and thus of the cross-PSD laed to an underestimation of the wind noise.
   smoothing factor=0.96,an underestimation of the MSC , lead to a too high wind noise estimate.

for a coherent signal the phase difference is only dependent on the DOA of this signal.




u_c should be chosen to a range in which both wind noise and speech are active,eg …,to 0…4000Hz.

Adaptive smoothing factor for improved coherence

the adaptive smoothing factor limited to the range 0.5——1.
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