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pt li W ty o per rm e 4 knowing A and V. A classical example for BSS is the so called “cocktail party problem”, where a number of people are talking simultaneously in a cocktail party, and each one can distinguish the others ’ speech in this sound mixing environment, but it is difficult for machines to replicate such capabilities.

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