Inferring Room Geometries (2013)
Abstract / truncated to 115 words
Determining the geometry of an acoustic enclosure using microphone arrays has become an active area of research. Knowledge gained about the acoustic environment, such as the location of reflectors, can be advantageous for applications such as sound source localization, dereverberation and adaptive echo cancellation by assisting in tracking environment changes and helping the initialization of such algorithms. A methodology to blindly infer the geometry of an acoustic enclosure by estimating the location of reflective surfaces based on acoustic measurements using an arbitrary array geometry is developed and analyzed. The starting point of this work considers a geometric constraint, valid both in two and three-dimensions, that converts time-of-arrival and time-difference-of-arrival information into elliptical constraints about the ...
MIMO – SIMO – audio – audio signal processing – digital signal processing – geometric inference – room acoustics – room reconstruction – microphone arrays
Information
- Author
- Filos, Jason
- Institution
- Imperial College London
- Supervisor
- Publication Year
- 2013
- Upload Date
- March 9, 2014
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