2012
DOI: 10.3397/1.3688445
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Auditory and Visual Sensations

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“…The factor Wφ(0) reflects spectral tilt or timbral "brightness", i.e. the relative weight of low and high frequencies of the speech signal, which is an important timbral dimension (Hanada, Kawai and Ando, 2007, see also Ando and Cariani, 2009). If Wφ(0) ~ 1.0 ms, then a sound is perceived as soft, whereas, on the contrary if Wφ(0) < 0.5 ms, then it is usually perceived as hard, and even harsh.…”
Section: Computation Of Autocorrelation Featuresmentioning
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“…The factor Wφ(0) reflects spectral tilt or timbral "brightness", i.e. the relative weight of low and high frequencies of the speech signal, which is an important timbral dimension (Hanada, Kawai and Ando, 2007, see also Ando and Cariani, 2009). If Wφ(0) ~ 1.0 ms, then a sound is perceived as soft, whereas, on the contrary if Wφ(0) < 0.5 ms, then it is usually perceived as hard, and even harsh.…”
Section: Computation Of Autocorrelation Featuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Factor τ 1 is the delay time of the non-zero lag maximum of the ACF, and closely corresponds to the pitch period. The pitch frequency is simply given by 1/τ 1 (Ando, Sakai andSato, 2000, Ando andCariani, 2009). 4.…”
Section: Computation Of Autocorrelation Featuresmentioning
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