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Most previously proposed dual-channel coherent-to-diffuse-ratio (CDR)estimators are based on a free-field model. When used for binaural signals,e.g., for dereverberation in binaural hearing aids, their performance maydegrade due to the influence of the head, even when the direction-of-arrival ofthe desired speaker is exactly known. In this paper, the head shadowing effectis taken into account for CDR estimation by using a simplified model for thefrequency-dependent interaural time difference and a model for the binauralcoherence of the diffuse noise field. Evaluation of CDR-based dereverberationwith measured binaural impulse responses indicates that the proposed binauralCDR estimators can improve PESQ scores.

Binaural coherent-to-diffuse-ratio estimation for dereverberation using an ITD model