Modelling Perceptual Characteristics of Prototype Headphones
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CH. P.. Volk, TO. H.. Pedersen, S. Bech, and F. Christensen, "Modelling Perceptual Characteristics of Prototype Headphones," Paper 5-2, (2016 August.). doi:
CH. P.. Volk, TO. H.. Pedersen, S. Bech, and F. Christensen, "Modelling Perceptual Characteristics of Prototype Headphones," Paper 5-2, (2016 August.). doi:
Abstract: This study tested a framework for modelling of sensory descriptors (words) differentiating headphones. Six descriptors were included in a listening test with recordings of the sound reproductions of seven prototype headphones. A comprehensive data quality analysis investigated both the performance of the listeners and the suitability of the descriptors for modelling. Additionally, two strategies were investigated for modelling metrics describing these descriptors, both relying on specific loudness estimations of the test stimuli. The stability of the initially found metrics was tested with a bootstrap procedure to quantify the potential of the metrics for future predictions within the perceptual space spanned by the headphones. The most promising results were metrics for Bass, Clean and Dark-Bright with correlations values of r^2 = 0.62, r^2 = 0.58, and r^2 = 0.90 respectively.
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abstract={this study tested a framework for modelling of sensory descriptors (words) differentiating headphones. six descriptors were included in a listening test with recordings of the sound reproductions of seven prototype headphones. a comprehensive data quality analysis investigated both the performance of the listeners and the suitability of the descriptors for modelling. additionally, two strategies were investigated for modelling metrics describing these descriptors, both relying on specific loudness estimations of the test stimuli. the stability of the initially found metrics was tested with a bootstrap procedure to quantify the potential of the metrics for future predictions within the perceptual space spanned by the headphones. the most promising results were metrics for bass, clean and dark-bright with correlations values of r^2 = 0.62, r^2 = 0.58, and r^2 = 0.90 respectively.},}
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TI - Modelling Perceptual Characteristics of Prototype Headphones
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AU - Volk, Christer P.
AU - Pedersen, Torben H.
AU - Bech, Søren
AU - Christensen, Flemming
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Y1 - August 2016
AB - This study tested a framework for modelling of sensory descriptors (words) differentiating headphones. Six descriptors were included in a listening test with recordings of the sound reproductions of seven prototype headphones. A comprehensive data quality analysis investigated both the performance of the listeners and the suitability of the descriptors for modelling. Additionally, two strategies were investigated for modelling metrics describing these descriptors, both relying on specific loudness estimations of the test stimuli. The stability of the initially found metrics was tested with a bootstrap procedure to quantify the potential of the metrics for future predictions within the perceptual space spanned by the headphones. The most promising results were metrics for Bass, Clean and Dark-Bright with correlations values of r^2 = 0.62, r^2 = 0.58, and r^2 = 0.90 respectively.
This study tested a framework for modelling of sensory descriptors (words) differentiating headphones. Six descriptors were included in a listening test with recordings of the sound reproductions of seven prototype headphones. A comprehensive data quality analysis investigated both the performance of the listeners and the suitability of the descriptors for modelling. Additionally, two strategies were investigated for modelling metrics describing these descriptors, both relying on specific loudness estimations of the test stimuli. The stability of the initially found metrics was tested with a bootstrap procedure to quantify the potential of the metrics for future predictions within the perceptual space spanned by the headphones. The most promising results were metrics for Bass, Clean and Dark-Bright with correlations values of r^2 = 0.62, r^2 = 0.58, and r^2 = 0.90 respectively.
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Authors:
Volk, Christer P.; Pedersen, Torben H.; Bech, Søren; Christensen, Flemming
Affiliations:
Bang & Olufsen A/S, Struer, Denmark; DELTA SenseLab, Hørsholm, Denmark; Department of Electronic Systems, Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark(See document for exact affiliation information.)
AES Conference:
2016 AES International Conference on Headphone Technology (August 2016)
Paper Number:
5-2
Publication Date:
August 19, 2016Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Perceptual Evaluation / Perceptual Audio Evaluation
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