Linear-phase filterbank for radial filter design#20
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Linear-phase filterbank for radial filter design#20
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I'd vote for 'f / Hz' or 'frequency in Hz', but not for 'frequency / Hz' for axis labeling I changed all to 'frequency / Hz' style
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Very nice to have this here, good work! |
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The commit 81efa0b includes two post processing steps which I took from the original Matlab code.
The FIR coefficients are now saved in wave files. |
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In this PR, a frequency-dependent Ambisonic encoding using linear-phase filter-bank is implemented, which is proposed by Franz Zotter in his paper,
Almost all scripts in this PR are based on Franz Zotter's Matlab code, which he kindly provided.
The scripts in the
examplesdirectory can be used to create the graphics in the abovementioned paper (the exact parameters differ, though). For instance, in examples/linph-filterbank-modal-beamforming-em32.py, the directional responses (frequency- and time-domain) are simulated for Eigenmike em32.