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Auditory Modeling Toolbox to run in Windows online over Linux online
DESCRIPTION:
The Auditory Modeling Toolbox is a community effort to build a simple and well tested toolbox for doing auditory modelling in Matlab, Octave, Python and C.Over 30 models and data sets from the area of hearing science are provided.
Features
- ERB / Mel / bark conversion
- Several types of gammatone IIR filters (pole-zero and all-pole)
- RMS, dB calculations etc.
- Inner hair cell envelope extraction models
- Adaptation loops by Puschel used by Dau and Breebart
- Modulation filterbank from Dau et al. 1997a
- DRNL Dual Resonance Non-Linear filterbank
- Lindemann model complete with experiment and human data
- Dau1996, Dau1997 and Jepsen2008 monaural masking models
- Langendijk 2002 localization in the median plane
- Breebaart 2001 binaural detection model
- Jelfs 2011 binaural speech intelligibility advantage model
- Human data from selected papers
- Experiments from selected papers
- Sound localization models
Audience
Education, Developers, Engineering
Programming Language
MATLAB, C
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