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Most cited papers from Limes Audio (Sweden)

What are the most cited papers from Limes Audio (Sweden)?

The most cited paper from Limes Audio (Sweden) is "A Low-Complexity Delayless Selective Subband Adaptive Filtering Algorithm" (Christian Schüldt, Fredric Lindström, Ingvar Claesson, 2008), with 20 citations. Next come "A Delay-Based Double-Talk Detector" (16) and "Low-Complexity Network Echo Cancellation Approach for Systems Equipped With External Memory" (7).

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1 A Low-Complexity Delayless Selective Subband Adaptive Filtering Algorithm Christian Schüldt, Fredric Lindström, Ingvar Claesson · IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing 9 Sep 2008 20
2 A Delay-Based Double-Talk Detector Christian Schüldt, Fredric Lindström, Ingvar Claesson · IEEE Transactions on Audio Speech and Language Processing Open access 22 Feb 2012 16
3 Low-Complexity Network Echo Cancellation Approach for Systems Equipped With External Memory Magnus Berggren, Markus Borgh, Christian Schüldt et al. · IEEE Transactions on Audio Speech and Language Processing Open access 26 Apr 2011 7
4 Robust low-complexity transfer logic for two-path echo cancellation Christian Schüldt, Fredric Lindström, Ingvar Claesson Conference paperOpen access Mar 2012 6
5 An improved adaptive gain equalizer for noise reduction with low speech distortion Markus Borgh, Magnus Berggren, Christian Schüldt et al. · EURASIP Journal on Audio Speech and Music Processing Open access 26 Oct 2011 4
6 Intelligent green public transport in border cities Vasiliki Kotoula, Μαρίνα Κούτα, Athanasios Koukounaris et al. · IET conference proceedings. Conference paper 14 Jun 2024 1
7 Efficient asynchronous re-sampling implementation on a low-power fixed-point DSP Markus Borgh, Christian Schüldt, Ingvar Claesson Conference paper 2013 0

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