Year: 1991
Type: report
Abstract: This report is a summary of the work which I performed on cochlear modeling within the framework of a 2 year cooperation between ESAT-KULeuven and IPO-Eindhoven. This report gives a detailed overview of the development of a computational auditory model and of the obstacles that one can expect on the road towards it. For the casual reader some of the mathematics in it will be painful, but I thought it necessary to include as much detail as possible so that this work can serve as a good technical reference for further development. This report should be considered as a writeup on work in progress. Nevertheless the chapters on cochlear filterbanks and adaptation have reached a more or less finished form, while on the other hand the chapter on data representation and post processing leaves many questions unanswered. I hope to be able to continue work on this topic and present a more conclusive report at some point in the future
Source: TU/e Research Portal
Author: Dirk S.J. van Compernolle
Language: English
Topic: Speech and Audio Processing
Subfield: Signal Processing
Field: Computer Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W105119544