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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1959
When one listens to a transient type signal from two equidistant loudspeakers in free space, he experiences the sensation of a single well-defined source. The apparent position of the source can be altered by adjusting the relative outputs of the two speakers, by delaying the signal from one or by a combination of level and delay adjustments.
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When one listens to a transient type signal from two equidistant loudspeakers in free space, he experiences the sensation of a single well-defined source. The apparent position of the source can be altered by adjusting the relative outputs of the two speakers, by delaying the signal from one or by a combination of level and delay adjustments.
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Development of Sound Localization
Pediatrics International, 1992Perceptual sound localization is determined from differences in time and loudness of signals arriving separately at bilateral ears, with the time difference being the more important one. The author examined the development of sound lateralization using a selfârecording device developed by Sato. It measures the sensitivity of sound lateralization on the
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Sound image localization device and sound image localization method
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2003A sound image localization apparatus comprises a signal source for outputting an audio signal; a localization angle input unit for receiving an angle of a sound image to be localized; a coefficient control unit for receiving sound image localization angle information from the localization angle input unit, reading coefficients from a coefficient memory
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Proceedings of the 13th International Carpathian Control Conference (ICCC), 2012
This paper description Sound Source Localization problem. At present, Sound Source Localization is a developing sector in the measurement of acoustic signals. The aim of this sector is to locate the source of the acoustic signal and to evaluate the angle and distance between the sources of the measuring system.
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This paper description Sound Source Localization problem. At present, Sound Source Localization is a developing sector in the measurement of acoustic signals. The aim of this sector is to locate the source of the acoustic signal and to evaluate the angle and distance between the sources of the measuring system.
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Sound Localization: Information Theory Analysis
Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 1998Sound localization has been studied extensively. Curiously, although much is known about factors that affect errors, little is known about factors that influence response time. Three experiments were performed in an attempt to identify the separate influence of each of several different factors.
Wallace, JS, Fisher, DL
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2010
Automatic sound source localization has recently gained interest due to its various applications that range from surveillance to hearing aids, and teleconferencing to human computer interaction. Automatic sound source localization may refer to the process of determining only the direction of a sound source, which is known as the direction-of-arrival ...
Gunel, B, Hacihabiboglu, H
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Automatic sound source localization has recently gained interest due to its various applications that range from surveillance to hearing aids, and teleconferencing to human computer interaction. Automatic sound source localization may refer to the process of determining only the direction of a sound source, which is known as the direction-of-arrival ...
Gunel, B, Hacihabiboglu, H
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Head Movements During Sound Localization
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1967Subjects were photographed with a moving-picture camera as they attempted to localize each of 10 sound sources in an anechoic room. High- and low-bandpass thermal noise stimuli of 5-sec duration were used. Changes in angular position of the head (and thus the ears) were measured from the film.
W R, Thurlow, J W, Mangels, P S, Runge
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1938
The binaural cues for sound localization are effective only in determining the angle between a given direction of sound and the axis of the ears (lateral angle). Since there is localization in the median plane, a second factor should be found which determines the direction of sound in this dimension.
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The binaural cues for sound localization are effective only in determining the angle between a given direction of sound and the axis of the ears (lateral angle). Since there is localization in the median plane, a second factor should be found which determines the direction of sound in this dimension.
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2013
The ability to localize the source of a sound is important to the survival of human beings and other animals. Although we regard sound localization as a common, natural ability, it is actually rather complicated. It involves a number of different physical, psychological, and physiological, processes.
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The ability to localize the source of a sound is important to the survival of human beings and other animals. Although we regard sound localization as a common, natural ability, it is actually rather complicated. It involves a number of different physical, psychological, and physiological, processes.
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2011
This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Physical and Physiological Mechanisms Underlying Auditory Localization Spatial Perception of Single Sources Spatial Perception of Multiple Sources Models of Binaural Perception Multisource Sound Localization General Discussion This chapter contains ...
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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Physical and Physiological Mechanisms Underlying Auditory Localization Spatial Perception of Single Sources Spatial Perception of Multiple Sources Models of Binaural Perception Multisource Sound Localization General Discussion This chapter contains ...
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