In this paper we investigate the use of audio and visual rather than only audio features for the task of speech separation in acoustically noisy environments. The success of existing independent component analysis (ICA) systems for the separation of a large variety of signals, including speech, is often limited by the ability of this technique to handle noise. In this paper, we introduce a Bayesian model for the mixing process that describes both the bimodality and the time dependency of speech sources. Our experimental results show that the online demixing process presented here outperforms both the ICA and the audio-only Bayesian model at all levels of noise.
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