Neural networks (NN) are a combination of simple computational elements trained to perform specific mapping tasks between input and output data. In this case, input data were segments of audio waveforms (music and speech signals) and the required output was the auditory noise-masking threshold created by these data. Such a threshold determines the relative level of noise and distortion components which will be subjectively masked by the audio signal. It was found that an NN could perform such a task with a small error margin, but lengthy training was necessary with segments of such data.

Authors: Mourjopoulos, John; Tsoukalas, Dennis
Affiliation: Wire Communications Laboratory, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Patras,, Patras, Greece
JAES Volume 40 Issue 4 pp. 253-259; April 1992
Publication Date: April 1, 1992 Import into BibTeX
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