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function phi = itd2angle(itd,lookup)
% ITD2ANGLE converts the given ITD to an angle using a lookup table
% Usage: phi = itd2angle(itd,ild,f_inst,tr)
%
% Input parameters:
% itd : ITDs to convert to angles
% lookup : a struct containing the polinomial fitting entries p,MU,S.
% This struct can be generated by `itd2anglelookuptable`
%
% Output parameters:
% phi : angles for the corresponding ITD values / deg
%
% `itd2angle(itd,lookup)` converts the given ITD values to azimuth angles phi.
% Therefore a lookup table containing the polynomial fitting parameters is
% used. This lookup table is created from a set of HRTFs with known azimuth
% angles and stores the corresponding ITD values. Note that itd2angle works
% with the dietz2011 and with lindemann1986.
% AUTHOR: Mathias Dietz, Hagen Wierstorf
%% ===== Checking of input parameters ====================================
nargmin = 2;
nargmax = 2;
error(nargchk(nargmin,nargmax,nargin));
%% ===== Computation =====================================================
phi = zeros(size(itd));
for n = 1:size(itd,2)
% by calling the output S and MU, phi is z-scored, thus improving the fitting
phi(:,n)=polyval(lookup.p(:,n),itd(:,n),lookup.S{n},lookup.MU(:,n));
end
% neglect angles > 95°. WARNING => maybe systematic underestimation for azi ~ 90°
phi(abs(phi)>95) = NaN;