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psychoacoustics
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psychoacoustics [‚sī·kō·ə′küs·tiks]
(psychology)
The study of the psychological interactions that take place between humans or animals and the world of sound, including studies of the perception of sound and studies of the production of speech.

Psychoacoustics

All of the psychological interactions between humans (and animals) and the world of sound. It encompasses all studies of the perception of sound, as well as the production of speech. See Hearing (human), Speech



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Such a PWPT is designed to match the psychoacoustic model and to improve the performance of speech denoising [11].
thesis, titled "An embedded and scalable audio compression scheme using Wavelets and improved psychoacoustic models," and his additional research interests are in the field of lossless audio compression and watermarking of audio signals.
Using a psychoacoustic model of human hearing, this sophisticated technology performs measurement, analysis and control of perceived volume levels.
 
 
 
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