a noise signal.mat as the resnet18' input and a clean signal as its output in matlab

First, you need to load the noise and clean signals as .mat files in your Matlab workspace. Then, you can preprocess the signals as input/output pairs and use them to train and test your ResNet18 model.

Here is an example code snippet to load, preprocess and split the signals as input/output pairs:

main.m
% Load the noise and clean signals
noise_data = load('noise_signal.mat');
clean_data = load('clean_signal.mat');

% Preprocess the signals
fs = 44100; % Sampling frequency in Hz
frame_length = 30; % frame length in ms
frame_shift = 10; % frame shift in ms

% Convert the signals to frames
noise_frames = signal2frames(noise_data.signal, frame_length, frame_shift, fs);
clean_frames = signal2frames(clean_data.signal, frame_length, frame_shift, fs);

% Split the frames into training and testing sets
num_frames = size(noise_frames, 2);
train_ratio = 0.8; % 80% training, 20% testing
train_indices = randperm(num_frames, round(num_frames * train_ratio));
test_indices = setdiff(1:num_frames, train_indices);

% Use the indices to create input/output pairs
X_train = noise_frames(:, train_indices);
Y_train = clean_frames(:, train_indices);
X_test = noise_frames(:, test_indices);
Y_test = clean_frames(:, test_indices);
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You can then use these preprocessed input/output pairs to train and test your ResNet18 model. Note that you may need to adapt the preprocessing steps to your specific use case (e.g., different frame lengths, sampling frequencies, etc.).

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