Efficient model fitting using a genetic algorithm pole-zero approximations of HRTFs.

We demonstrate that a genetic algorithm (GA) can efficiently generate accurate low-order pole-zero approximations of head-related transfer functions (HRTFs) from measured impulse responses by minimizing a logarithmic error criterion. This approach is much simpler and comparable or superior in effici...

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Publié dans:	IEEE Transactions on speech and audio processing 10, 1 (2002).
Auteur principal:	Durant, E.A
Format:	Article
Langue:	English
Sujets:	Convergence detection. Discrete-time pole-zero filter design. Domain-appropriate error measure. Efficient model fitting. Genetic algorithm. Head-related transfer functions. Logarithmic error criterion. Low-order HRTF approximation. Lower bound. Measured impulse responses. Performance measurements. Pole-zero approximations. Population variation metric. Search algorithms. Steady-state GA.