Bark scale

Known as: Bark (disambiguation), Bark band, Bark bands

The Bark scale is a psychoacoustical scale proposed by Eberhard Zwicker in 1961. It is named after Heinrich Barkhausen who proposed the first…

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2016

The different techniques for the evaluation of sound quality are investigated for wide-open-throttle sound stimuli from the…

2013

An audio fingerprint is a content-based compact feature that summarizes an audio clip. As same as we using human fingerprint to…

2008

This paper presents the audio noise classification using Bark scale features and K-NN technique. This paper uses audio noise…

2005

We propose an improved spectral subtraction method for reducing acoustic noise added to speech in colored noise environments like…

2002

Typically, room equalization techniques do not focus on designing filters that equalize the room transfer functions on…

2001

Bark scale (also called critical band rate in the literature) has attracted increasing attention among audio engineers as a good…

1998

We propose an efficient stereo audio coding scheme with error protection based on transformed vector quantization. This scheme…

1990

Abstract An experiment was conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of carbaryl (Sevin XLR +) applied to elm bark for prevention…

1985

1984

Traditional methods of analyzing the sound quality of audo equipment are based on simple test signals as well as on simple…