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The decomposition and compression of hrtf based on adaptive fourier decomposition
Fang Y.1; Shi M.1; Huang Q.1; Zhang L.2
2017
Source PublicationIET Conference Publications
Volume2017
IssueCP719
AbstractHead-Related Transfer Function (HRTFS) is the key to many applications in spatial audio. Its large amount of data makes it difficult to make real-Time implementation. Reducing HRTF data is necessary and important. In this paper, we apply a new developed signal decomposition theory, named Adaptive Fourier Decomposition (AFD), to decompose and compress HRTF data, comparing with traditional Fourier's convergence property and PCA's compression property. Simulation results show that the proposed AFD-based decomposition and compression method enables evident performance improvement for HRTF.
KeywordAdaptive fourier decomposition Decomposition and compression Head-related transfer function Principal components analysis
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Language英語English
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Document TypeConference paper
CollectionDEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
Affiliation1.Shanghai University
2.Universidade de Macau
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Fang Y.,Shi M.,Huang Q.,et al. The decomposition and compression of hrtf based on adaptive fourier decomposition[C], 2017.
APA Fang Y.., Shi M.., Huang Q.., & Zhang L. (2017). The decomposition and compression of hrtf based on adaptive fourier decomposition. IET Conference Publications, 2017(CP719).
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