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 This GitHub repository is home to open source demonstrations in the form of **iPython notebooks**:
 
-- [Offline Speech Separation]() iPython Notebook
-- [Offline Speech Enhancement]() iPython Notebook
+- [Offline Speech Separation](https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/seanwood/gcc-nmf/blob/master/notebooks/offlineSpeechSeparation.ipynb) iPython Notebook
+- [Offline Speech Enhancement](https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/seanwood/gcc-nmf/blob/master/notebooks/offlineSpeechEnhancement.ipynb) iPython Notebook
 
 ## Offline Speech Separation and Enhancement
 
@@ -23,12 +23,12 @@ DOI: [10.1109/TASLP.2017.2656805](https://doi.org/10.1109/TASLP.2017.2656805)
 
 ### Offline Speech Separation Demo
 
-In the [offline speech separation notebook](), we show how GCC-NMF can be used to separate multiple concurrent speakers in an offline fashion. The NMF dictionary is first learned directly from the mixture signal, and sources are subsequently separated by attributing each atom at each time to a single source based on the dictionary atoms' estimated time delay of arrival (TDOA). Source localization is achieved with GCC-PHAT.
+In the [offline speech separation notebook](https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/seanwood/gcc-nmf/blob/master/notebooks/offlineSpeechSeparation.ipynb), we show how GCC-NMF can be used to separate multiple concurrent speakers in an offline fashion. The NMF dictionary is first learned directly from the mixture signal, and sources are subsequently separated by attributing each atom at each time to a single source based on the dictionary atoms' estimated time delay of arrival (TDOA). Source localization is achieved with GCC-PHAT.
 
-[![png](README_files/speechSeparationNotebookThumbnail.png)]()
+[![png](README_files/speechSeparationNotebookThumbnail.png)](https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/seanwood/gcc-nmf/blob/master/notebooks/offlineSpeechSeparation.ipynb)
 
 ### Offline Speech Enhancement Demo
 
-The [offline speech enhancement notebook]() demonstrates how GCC-NMF can can be used for offline speech enhancement, where instead of multiple speakers, we have a single speaker plus noise. In this case, individual atoms are attributed either to the speaker or to noise at each point in time base on the the atom TDOAs as above. The target speaker is again localized with GCC-PHAT.
+The [offline speech enhancement notebook](https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/seanwood/gcc-nmf/blob/master/notebooks/offlineSpeechEnhancement.ipynb) demonstrates how GCC-NMF can can be used for offline speech enhancement, where instead of multiple speakers, we have a single speaker plus noise. In this case, individual atoms are attributed either to the speaker or to noise at each point in time base on the the atom TDOAs as above. The target speaker is again localized with GCC-PHAT.
 
-[![png](README_files/speechEnhancementNotebookThumbnail.png)]()
+[![png](README_files/speechEnhancementNotebookThumbnail.png)](https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/seanwood/gcc-nmf/blob/master/notebooks/offlineSpeechEnhancement.ipynb)