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Compared with methods based on microphone arrays, sound source localization methods based on higher-order ambisonics (HOA) signals are no longer limited to specific array structures and exhibit better performance in multi-source scenarios.
Lezhong Wang, Leru Wang
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Effects of entropy in real-world noise on speech perception in listeners with normal hearing and hearing lossa). [PDF]
Jorgensen E, Wu YH.
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Corrigendum to: Direction specific ambisonics source separation with end-to-end deep learning
Lluís Francesc +3 more
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Investigation of an MAA Test With Virtual Sound Synthesis. [PDF]
Meng R +7 more
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Short report on the effects of SARS-CoV-2 face protective equipment on verbal communication. [PDF]
Muzzi E +5 more
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A Breathing Sonification System to Reduce Stress During the COVID-19 Pandemic. [PDF]
Van Kerrebroeck B, Maes PJ.
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The Concurrent OLSA Test: A Method for Speech Recognition in Multi-talker Situations at Fixed SNR. [PDF]
Heeren J +6 more
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Data on electrophysiological responses and psychological reactions to 3D audio scenes and unpleasant International Affective Picture System images stimulation. [PDF]
Naal-Ruiz NE +7 more
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In Ambisonics sound is encoded and stored in multichannel sound files and is decoded for playback. In the en- and decoding process complicated functions are used. In this paper panning functions equivalent to the result of en- and decoding are presented which can be used for real-time panning in an arbitrary high ambisonic order.
Neukom, Martin, Schacher, Jan
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