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Sparse Signal Processing Parcimonie en Traitement du Signal Rmi Gribonval INRIA Rennes - Bretagne Atlantique, France remi.gribonval@inria.fr lundi 12 novembre 12 Two inverse problems in audio processing small-project.eu Source


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Sparse Signal Processing Parcimonie en Traitement du Signal Rémi Gribonval INRIA Rennes - Bretagne Atlantique, France

remi.gribonval@inria.fr

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SLIDE 2 November 8th 2012
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future

Two inverse problems in audio processing

  • Source localization

✓ S. Nam

  • Audio inpainting

✓ A. Adler, N. Bertin, V. Emiya,

  • M. Elad, C.Guichaoua, M. Jafari,
  • M. Plumbley

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echange.inria.fr small-project.eu

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SLIDE 3 November 8th 2012-
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future

Source localization

with S. Nam

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SLIDE 4 November 8th 2012
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future

Localization with few microphones

  • Possible goals

✓ localize emitting sources ✓ reconstruct emitted signals ✓ extrapolate acoustic field

  • Linear inverse problem
  • Need a model

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y = Mx

time-series recorded at sensors (discretized) spatio-temporal acoustic field

∈ Rm ∈ RN

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SLIDE 5 November 8th 2012
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future

Localization with few microphones

  • Possible goals

✓ localize emitting sources ✓ reconstruct emitted signals ✓ extrapolate acoustic field

  • Linear inverse problem
  • Need a model

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y = Mx

time-series recorded at sensors (discretized) spatio-temporal acoustic field

∈ Rm ∈ RN

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SLIDE 6 November 8th 2012
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future

Physics-driven design of model

  • Pressure field
  • Wave equation on a domain
  • Boundary + initial conditions, e.g.

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(∆p − 1

c2 ∂2 ∂t2 p)(

r, t) = s( r, t), r ∈ ˙ D p n(⇥ r, t) = 0, ⇥ r ∈ D p( r, t)

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SLIDE 7 November 8th 2012
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future

Physics-driven design of model

  • Pressure field
  • Wave equation on a domain
  • Boundary + initial conditions, e.g.

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(∆p − 1

c2 ∂2 ∂t2 p)(

r, t) = s( r, t), r ∈ ˙ D p n(⇥ r, t) = 0, ⇥ r ∈ D p( r, t)

}

Ωx = z x

Discretization sources & boundaries

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SLIDE 8 November 8th 2012
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future

Group sparse source model

  • Few non-moving sources = spatially sparse

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space time t

  • r

z

r,t

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SLIDE 9 November 8th 2012
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Group sparse regularization

  • Inverse problem
  • Regularization with mixed norm

Convex optimization: efficient & provably convergent algorithms

Promotes group sparsity, cf Kowalski & Torresani 2009, Eldar & Mishali 2009, Baraniuk & al 2010, Jenatton & al 2011

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y = Mx ˆ x = arg min

x

1 2ky Mxk2

2 + λkΩxk1,2

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SLIDE 10 November 8th 2012
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future
  • Setting

✓ 2D+t vibrating plate 77x77 ✓ 2 sources, random location ✓ 6 microphones, random location ✓ known complex boundaries ✓ ground truth generated with naive

discretization

  • Results

Sparse Field Reconstruction

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Ground truth Sparse reconstruction

  • S. Nam and R. Gribonval. Physics-driven structured cosparse modeling for source localization, ICASSP 2012
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SLIDE 11 November 8th 2012
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future
  • Setting

✓ 2D+t vibrating plate 77x77 ✓ 2 sources, random location ✓ 6 microphones, random location ✓ known complex boundaries ✓ ground truth generated with naive

discretization

  • Results

Sparse Field Reconstruction

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Ground truth Sparse reconstruction

  • S. Nam and R. Gribonval. Physics-driven structured cosparse modeling for source localization, ICASSP 2012
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SLIDE 12 November 8th 2012
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future

Localizing the source next door

  • Domain, Source and

Microphones

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SLIDE 13 November 8th 2012
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future

Localizing the source next door

  • Domain, Source and

Microphones

  • Sparse source localization

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SLIDE 14 November 8th 2012
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future

Localizing the source next door

  • Domain, Source and

Microphones

  • Sparse source localization

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Reasons of success

  • sparsity of sources
  • known room shape
  • known boundaries
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SLIDE 15 November 8th 2012
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future

Localizing the source next door

  • Domain, Source and

Microphones

  • Sparse source localization

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Reasons of success

  • sparsity of sources
  • known room shape
  • known boundaries

What if shape is unknown ?

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SLIDE 16 November 8th 2012-
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Audio inpainting

with A. Adler, V. Emiya, M. Elad, M. Jafari, M. Plumbley

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SLIDE 17 November 8th 2012
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Declipping as a linear inverse problem

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  • Original (unknown) samples
  • Clipped (observed) samples
  • Subset of reliable samples
  • Linear inverse problem

M x y yreliable yreliable = x

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SLIDE 18 November 8th 2012
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Sparse audio models

  • Time domain
  • Time-frequency domain

(Black = zero)

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Analysis Synthesis

x ≈ Dz

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SLIDE 19 November 8th 2012
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future
  • Model

✓ sparsity in time-frequency dictionary

  • Algorithm:

✓ find sparse coefficients such that

(Orthonormal) Matching Pursuit (Mallat & Zhang 93) ✓ + ensure compatibility with clipping constraint

Convex optimization ✓ estimate

  • A. Adler, V. Emiya, M. Jafari, M. Elad, R. Gribonval and M. D. Plumbley, Audio Inpainting, IEEE Trans

Audio Speech and Language Proc., 2012

Audio Declipping

13 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.05 −0.5 0.5 time (s) Amplitude

x = Dz

y = MDˆ z

ˆ z

ˆ x = Dˆ z

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SLIDE 20 November 8th 2012
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future
  • Model

✓ sparsity in time-frequency dictionary

  • Algorithm:

✓ find sparse coefficients such that

(Orthonormal) Matching Pursuit (Mallat & Zhang 93) ✓ + ensure compatibility with clipping constraint

Convex optimization ✓ estimate

  • A. Adler, V. Emiya, M. Jafari, M. Elad, R. Gribonval and M. D. Plumbley, Audio Inpainting, IEEE Trans

Audio Speech and Language Proc., 2012

Audio Declipping

13 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.05 −0.5 0.5 time (s) Amplitude

x = Dz

y = MDˆ z

ˆ z

ˆ x = Dˆ z

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SLIDE 21 November 8th 2012
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future
  • Model

✓ sparsity in time-frequency dictionary

  • Algorithm:

✓ find sparse coefficients such that

(Orthonormal) Matching Pursuit (Mallat & Zhang 93) ✓ + ensure compatibility with clipping constraint

Convex optimization ✓ estimate

  • A. Adler, V. Emiya, M. Jafari, M. Elad, R. Gribonval and M. D. Plumbley, Audio Inpainting, IEEE Trans

Audio Speech and Language Proc., 2012

Audio Declipping

13 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.05 −0.5 0.5 time (s) Amplitude

x = Dz

y = MDˆ z

ˆ z

ˆ x = Dˆ z

Clipped

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SLIDE 22 November 8th 2012
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future
  • Model

✓ sparsity in time-frequency dictionary

  • Algorithm:

✓ find sparse coefficients such that

(Orthonormal) Matching Pursuit (Mallat & Zhang 93) ✓ + ensure compatibility with clipping constraint

Convex optimization ✓ estimate

  • A. Adler, V. Emiya, M. Jafari, M. Elad, R. Gribonval and M. D. Plumbley, Audio Inpainting, IEEE Trans

Audio Speech and Language Proc., 2012

Audio Declipping

13 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.05 −0.5 0.5 time (s) Amplitude

Declipped

x = Dz

y = MDˆ z

ˆ z

ˆ x = Dˆ z

Clipped

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SLIDE 23 November 8th 2012
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future
  • Model

✓ sparsity in time-frequency dictionary

  • Algorithm:

✓ find sparse coefficients such that

(Orthonormal) Matching Pursuit (Mallat & Zhang 93) ✓ + ensure compatibility with clipping constraint

Convex optimization ✓ estimate

  • A. Adler, V. Emiya, M. Jafari, M. Elad, R. Gribonval and M. D. Plumbley, Audio Inpainting, IEEE Trans

Audio Speech and Language Proc., 2012

Audio Declipping

13 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.05 −0.5 0.5 time (s) Amplitude

Declipped

x = Dz

y = MDˆ z

ˆ z

ˆ x = Dˆ z

Clipped Original

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SLIDE 24 November 8th 2012-
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future

Summary & next challenges

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SLIDE 25
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future
November 8th 2012

Inverse problems ... and sparse models

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Observation Domain

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SLIDE 26
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future
November 8th 2012

Inverse problems ... and sparse models

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Observation Domain

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SLIDE 27 November 8th 2012
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Choosing a model

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  • Expert knowledge (Fourier / wavelets)

✓ Harmonic analysis / physics ✓ Evolution of species

  • Training from corpus

✓ Dictionary learning ✓ Individual experience

  • «Online» training / adaptivity ?

✓ Blind Calibration & Deconvolution ✓ Adaptation to new environment

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SLIDE 28 November 8th 2012
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Data Jungle

  • New data beyond signals and images

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✓Hyperspectral

Satellite imaging

✓Spherical geometry

Cosmology, HRTF (3D audio)

✓Graphs

Social networks Brain connectivity

✓Vector valued

Diffusion tensor Key problem

Versatile low-dimensional models

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SLIDE 29 November 8th 2012
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What’s next, please ?

  • Unified efficient data processing

Signal processing

Machine Learning

  • Ground-breaking advances

Compressive acquisition and compressive learning

Sparse models beyond dictionaries

  • Upcoming applications

Inpainting / super-resolution (image/video/audio)

Distributed video coding

Astronomical imaging (interferometry)

Low-dose biomedical imaging (CT & IRM)

Audio recording @ high spatial resolution

Low-power compressive-sensors

Dynamic high-resolution brain imaging

...

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SLIDE 31

TH NKS JEAN-PIERRE

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SLIDE 32 November 8th 2012
  • R. GRIBONVAL - Let’s Imagine the Future
  • Frédéric Bimbot
  • Nancy Bertin, Emmanuel Vincent
  • Current Docs & Postdocs:

✓ Alexis Benichoux, Anthony Bourrier, Srdjan Kitic,

Lei Yu, Cagdas Bilen, ...

  • Stéphanie Lemaile
  • Jules Espiau

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SPECIAL TH NKS

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SLIDE 33 November 8th 2012
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