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Does k Matter? k-NN Hubness Analysis for Kernel Additive Modelling Vocal Separation
Kernel Additive Modelling (KAM) is a framework for source separation aiming to explicitly model inherent properties of sound sources to help with their identification and separation. KAM separates a given sour...