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From: Amad Nugent on 12 May 2010 06:59
So i have the time domain samples of a distorted audio signal that was sent through a filter.
And i have the transfer function of that filter as a variable in matlab(the samples of the DFT).
What is the best way/algorithm of going about deconvolving the signal from the information i have?
From: Md Sahidullah on 18 May 2010 21:02
Dear Amad,

Please try to clear what you exactly want.


If you are trying to remove the filter or channel effect you can read literatures on ceptrum computation and cepstrum mean substraction. Convolved channel effect can be removed through this process.

Elaborate your problem.

Thanks & Regards
Sahidullah
"Amad Nugent" <chandithak(a)gmail.com> wrote in message <hse1lo$f4q$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>...
> So i have the time domain samples of a distorted audio signal that was sent through a filter.
> And i have the transfer function of that filter as a variable in matlab(the samples of the DFT).
> What is the best way/algorithm of going about deconvolving the signal from the information i have?
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