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An auditory filterbank is constructed using the wavelet transform, where the basic function
is the impulse response of the gammatone filter [8] which is represented using the Hilbert transform.
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(13) |
where ERB
(f0)=24.7(4.37f0/1000+1) and bf=1.019ERB(f0).
This is a constant Q filterbank whose a center frequency f0 is 1 kHz, a bandpassed region from 100 Hz to 10 kHz, and number of channel of 128; the bandwidth of the auditory filter is 1 ERB.
In addition, we compensate for the group delay by adjusting the peak in the envelopes of Eq. (
) for all scale parameters, which is called ``alinement processing,'' because the group delay occurs for each scale.
Masashi Unoki
2000-10-26