Usage

[Obj,results]=ziegelwanger2013(Obj,method,model,p0_onaxis)

Input parameters

Output parameters

results.toa

data matrix with time of arrival (TOA) for each impulse response (IR):

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dim 1: each toa in samples dim 2: each record channel

results.p_onaxis

estimated on-axis model-parameters

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dim 1: [sphere-radius in m,

azimut of ear in radiants, elevation of ear in radiants, direction-independent delay in seconds]

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dim 2: each record channel

results.p_offaxis

estimated off-axis model-parameters

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dim 1: [sphere-radius in m,

xM in m, yM in m, zM in m, direction-independent delay in seconds, channel (starting at 1), azimut of ear in radiants, elevation of ear in radiants]

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dim 2: each record channel

Description

Estimates the Time-of-Arrival for each measurement in Obj (SOFA) and corrects the results with a geometrical model of the head.

The value of method is an integer choosing one of the following methods. XXX Explain for each method a little about how they work:

1. Threshold-Detection
2. Centroid of squared IR
3. Mean Groupdelay
4. Minimal-Phase Cross-Correlation (Max) (default)

Examples:

To calculate the model parameters for the on-axis time-of-arrival model (p_onaxis) and for the off-axis time-of-arrival model (p_offaxis) for a given HRTF set (SOFA object, 'Obj') with the minimum-phase cross-correlation method, use:

[Obj,results]=ziegelwanger2013(Obj,4,1);