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Eigenfilters for Signal Cancellation

Selectively canceling signals at specific locations within an acoustical environment with multiple listeners is of significant importance for home theater, automobile, teleconferencing, office, industrial and other applications. The traditional noise cancellation approach is impractical for such applications because it requires sensors that must be placed on the listeners. In this paper we investigate the theoretical properties of eigenfilters for signal cancellation proposed in [1]. We also investigate the sensitivity of the eigenfilter as a function of the room impulse response duration. Our results show that with the minimum phase model for the room impulse response, we obtain a better behaviour in the sensitivity of the filter to the duration of the room response.