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Validated exponential analysis for harmonic sounds

@inproceedings{Briani2017ValidatedEA,
  title={Validated exponential analysis for harmonic sounds},
  author={Matteo Briani and Annie A. M. Cuyt and Wen-shin Lee},
  year={2017}
}
In audio spectral analysis, the Fourier method is popular because of its stability and its low computational complexity. It suffers however from a time-frequency resolution trade off and is not particularly suited for aperiodic signals such as exponentially decaying ones. To overcome their resolution limitation, additional techniques such as quadratic peak interpolation or peak picking, and instantaneous frequency computation from phase unwrapping are used. Parameteric methods on the other hand… 
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