2019
DOI: 10.1049/joe.2019.0535
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Ambiguity function analysis of human echolocator waveform by using gammatone filter processing

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“…As N extends, the result is more exact, and the flawlessness of the data after the game plan increases, but the assessment time increases and the responsiveness reduces. In certified planning, the value of N is for the most part picked by unambiguous essentials to get the required isolating effect [24].…”
Section: Computerized Separating Strategy To Manage Little Variance I...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As N extends, the result is more exact, and the flawlessness of the data after the game plan increases, but the assessment time increases and the responsiveness reduces. In certified planning, the value of N is for the most part picked by unambiguous essentials to get the required isolating effect [24].…”
Section: Computerized Separating Strategy To Manage Little Variance I...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The BI process utilized a gammatone filter (GF) process in order to synthesize the mouth-click that was used in the detection process. In addition, the synthesized mouth-click signal using GF was extended into ambiguity function (AF) analysis [ 25 ]. Results of the analysis revealed that the ability to resolve Doppler-delay information from each filter output was unique.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%