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Penyetempatan bunyi luar kepala yang dicapai melalui fon telinga binaural amat diperlukan untuk sistem bunyi maya. Adalah perlu untuk mengukur dua fungsi pemindahan setiap subjek, Fungsi Pemindahan Bunyi Ruang (SSTF) dan Fungsi Pemindahan Saluran Telinga (ECTF), untuk mencapai penyetempatan bunyi. Adalah diketahui umum bahawa kualiti penyetempatan bunyi mungkin lemah jika fungsi pemindahan individu tidak diterbitkan semula dengan tepat. Ini kerana setiap subjek mempunyai fungsi pemindahannya sendiri. Adalah sangat penting untuk menjelaskan fungsi mana yang merangkumi lebih banyak maklumat individu, SSTF atau ECTF, untuk melaksanakan model yang lebih mudah. Oleh itu, kami memperkenalkan kuantiti "Perbezaan peribadi" untuk menyiasat fungsi pemindahan subjek termasuk dalam SSTF dan ECTF. Kami mengukur fungsi pemindahan SSTF dan ECTF bagi 60 subjek dalam bilik kalis bunyi, dan analisis data menggunakan Analisis Komponen Utama (PCA) dan tiga ujian penilaian subjektif. Kajian ini mendapati bahawa ECTF berbeza dengan lebih meluas dari seorang ke seorang daripada SSTF.
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Shohei YANO, Haruhide HOKARI, Shoji SHIMADA, "A Study on Personal Difference in the Transfer Functions of Sound Localization Using Stereo Earphones" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E83-A, no. 5, pp. 877-887, May 2000, doi: .
Abstract: Out-of-head sound localization achieved via binaural earphones is indispensable for a virtual sound system. It is necessary to measure the two transfer functions of each subject, Spatial Sound Transfer Function (SSTF) and Ear Canal Transfer Function (ECTF), for achieving sound localization. It is well known that the quality of sound localization may be poor if the individual transfer functions are not accurately reproduced. This is because each subject has his/her own transfer functions. It is very important to clarify which function includes more individual information, SSTF or ECTF, in order to implement a simpler model. Therefore, we introduce the quantity of "Personal differences" for investigating the subject's transfer functions included in SSTF and ECTF. We measure the transfer functions SSTF and ECTF of 60 subjects in a soundproofed room, and analysis of the data using Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and three subjective assessment tests. This study finds that ECTF differs more widely from person to person than SSTF.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/fundamentals/10.1587/e83-a_5_877/_p
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