VM-ARRAYDPS: Virtual Microphone Augmented Diffusion Posterior Sampling for Unsupervised Blind Speech Separation
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VM-ARRAYDPS introduces virtual microphones with higher signal‑to‑noise ratios to augment a limited physical microphone array, providing additional multi‑channel consistency constraints for blind speech separation. By leveraging a pretrained speech diffusion model and posterior sampling, the method improves upon the existing ArrayDPS approach. Experiments on 2‑speaker and 3‑speaker datasets show significant performance gains, and ablation studies reveal the impact of virtual microphone count and consistency weighting.
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