Analytical Interaural Time Difference Model for the Individualization of Arbitrary Head-Related Impulse Responses
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R. Bomhardt, and J. Fels, "Analytical Interaural Time Difference Model for the Individualization of Arbitrary Head-Related Impulse Responses," Paper 9131, (2014 October.). doi:
R. Bomhardt, and J. Fels, "Analytical Interaural Time Difference Model for the Individualization of Arbitrary Head-Related Impulse Responses," Paper 9131, (2014 October.). doi:
Abstract: If dummy head or individual Head-Related Impulse Responses (HRIR) are used for binaural reproduction, either it can result in an incorrect perception of virtual sound sources or poses an enormous measurement effort. Therefore, in this paper a model is presented that helps to calculate the Interaural Time Difference by anthropometric head-data. By means of this Interaural Time Difference, the time of arrival of arbitrary HRIRs can be individualized. This model is compared with 13 individual measured HRIRs and the subjects' anthropometric head-data. The result of comparison leads to the conclusion that the model works well to individualize the Time of Arrival of an arbitrary HRIR.
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@article{bomhardt2014analytical,
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journal={journal of the audio engineering society},
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year={2014},
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abstract={if dummy head or individual head-related impulse responses (hrir) are used for binaural reproduction, either it can result in an incorrect perception of virtual sound sources or poses an enormous measurement effort. therefore, in this paper a model is presented that helps to calculate the interaural time difference by anthropometric head-data. by means of this interaural time difference, the time of arrival of arbitrary hrirs can be individualized. this model is compared with 13 individual measured hrirs and the subjects' anthropometric head-data. the result of comparison leads to the conclusion that the model works well to individualize the time of arrival of an arbitrary hrir.},}
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TI - Analytical Interaural Time Difference Model for the Individualization of Arbitrary Head-Related Impulse Responses
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AB - If dummy head or individual Head-Related Impulse Responses (HRIR) are used for binaural reproduction, either it can result in an incorrect perception of virtual sound sources or poses an enormous measurement effort. Therefore, in this paper a model is presented that helps to calculate the Interaural Time Difference by anthropometric head-data. By means of this Interaural Time Difference, the time of arrival of arbitrary HRIRs can be individualized. This model is compared with 13 individual measured HRIRs and the subjects' anthropometric head-data. The result of comparison leads to the conclusion that the model works well to individualize the Time of Arrival of an arbitrary HRIR.
If dummy head or individual Head-Related Impulse Responses (HRIR) are used for binaural reproduction, either it can result in an incorrect perception of virtual sound sources or poses an enormous measurement effort. Therefore, in this paper a model is presented that helps to calculate the Interaural Time Difference by anthropometric head-data. By means of this Interaural Time Difference, the time of arrival of arbitrary HRIRs can be individualized. This model is compared with 13 individual measured HRIRs and the subjects' anthropometric head-data. The result of comparison leads to the conclusion that the model works well to individualize the Time of Arrival of an arbitrary HRIR.