[...] = dietz2011_filterbank(insig,fs,fc);
insig | binaural signal for which values should be calculated |
fs | sampling rate (Hz) |
fc | center frequencies of gammatone filterbank |
outsig_fine | output signal of fine structure filter |
fc_fine | center frequencies processed with fine structure filter |
outsig_env | output signal of envelope filter |
fc_env | center frequencies processed with modulation filter |
outsig_ild | output signal of ILD filter |
dietz2011_filterbank(insig,fs,fc) filters all frequency channels of insig with a modulation filterbank consisting of three filters. One centered at the center frequencies for the fine structure of the signals. One centered at a fixed frequency of 135 Hz for the envelope of the signals. And one a lowpass filter with a cutoff frequency of 30 Hz for the calculation of the interaural level difference.
dietz2011_filterbank accepts the following optional parameters:
'filter_order',fo | Filter order for the two gammatone filter used for the fine structure and envelope of the modulation filter bank. The default value is 2. |
'filter_attenuation_db',fadb | |
Filter attenuation for the two gammatone filter used for the fine structure and envelope of the modulation filter bank. The default value is 10. | |
'fine_filter_finesse',fff | |
Filter finesse (determines the bandwidth with fc/finesse) for the fine structure gammatone filter. The defulat value is 3. | |
'mod_center_frequency_hz',mcf_hz | |
Center frequency of the gammatone envelope filter. The default value is 135. | |
'mod_filter_finesse',mff | |
Filter finesse (determines the bandwidth with fc/finesse) for the envelope gammatone filter. The defulat value is 8. | |
'level_filter_cutoff_hz',lfc_hz | |
Cutoff frequency off the low pass filter used for ILD calculation. The default value is 30. | |
'level_filter_order',lforder | |
Order of low pass filter for the ILD calculation. The default value is 2. |
M. Dietz, S. D. Ewert, and V. Hohmann. Auditory model based direction estimation of concurrent speakers from binaural signals. Speech Communication, 53(5):592--605, 2011. [ DOI | http ]