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Linear signal estimation based on sample covariance matrices (SCMs) can perform poorly if the training data are limited and the SCMs are ill-conditioned. Diagonal loading (DL) may be used to improve robustness in the face of limited training data. This paper introduces two leave-one-out cross-validation schemes for choosing the DL factor. One scheme repeatedly splits the training data with respect to time, while the other repeatedly splits the out-of-training data with respect to space.

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Recently, there has been an increasing interest in end-to-end speech
recognition using neural networks, with no reliance on hidden
Markov models (HMMs) for sequence modelling as in the standard
hybrid framework. The recurrent neural network (RNN) encoder-decoder
is such a model, performing sequence to sequence mapping
without any predefined alignment. This model first transforms the
input sequence into a fixed length vector representation, from which
the decoder recovers the output sequence. In this paper, we extend

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Direction of arrival (DoA) estimation of high-resolution beams is critical for cell search and maintaining communication in millimeter wave (mmWave) cellular systems. All-digital solutions for DoA estimation, however desirable for their flexibility and performance, are impractical because of their use of high-speed, power hungry Analog-Digital Converters (ADCs) at each antenna element. In this paper we take a novel approach to formulate a fully digital DoA estimation solution.

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Sound zones are two or more regions within a listening space where listeners are provided with personal audio. Acoustic contrast control (ACC) is a sound zoning method that maximizes the average squared sound pressure in one zone constrained to constant pressure in other zones. State-of-the-art time domain broadband acoustic contrast control (BACC) methods are designed for anechoic environments. These methods are not able to realize a flat frequency response in a limited frequency range within a reverberant environment.

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