Definition: Unjamming is a technique used in audio processing, specifically in signal processing and speech processing. It was developed by Robert Bixby in 1980 as a way to remove unwanted noise from audio signals using a low-pass filter. The goal of unjamming is to remove the signal's high-frequency components, which can cause distortion, ringing, or other effects in the final output. In unjamming, the input signal is first filtered with a low-pass filter (also known
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