The effect of correcting the arrival times when interpolating binaural impulse responses for a moving sound image was investigated for a linear interpolation method, a discrete Fourier transform method, and a spline method. Interpolation is required because the number of responses needed to localize a moving sound image is too great for them to be measured individually. Evaluation using the signal-to-deviation ratio showed that arrival time correction improved the interpolation accuracy with all three methods, except for responses at a few azimuths.

Authors: Matsumoto, Mitsuo; Yamanaka, Susumu; Toyama, Mikio; Nomura, Hiroaki
Affiliations: Kogakuin University, Tokyo, Japan; East Asia University, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan(See document for exact affiliation information.)
JAES Volume 52 Issue 1/2 pp. 56-61; February 2004
Publication Date: January 15, 2004 Import into BibTeX
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