Performance study of time delay estimation in a room environment [microphone arrays]
Ming Jian, Alex C. Kot, M.H. Er
Abstract
Ming Jian, Alex C. Kot, M.H. Er
Abstract
Time delay estimation (TDE) is often used for source localization in microphone arrays and the performance of TDE is always affected by the reverberation in a room. In this paper, the performance of TDE in a rectangular room environment is studied for microphone arrays. The probability of anomalies of time delay estimates is obtained theoretically for the multi-path propagation in the room. The effects of the room reverberation on the TDE under different microphone patterns, microphone position configurations and spacings between the microphones are evaluated.
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Time delay estimation (TDE) is often used for source localization in microphone arrays and the performance of TDE is always affected by the reverberation in a room. In this paper, the performance of TDE in a rectangular room environment is studied for microphone arrays. The probability of anomalies of time delay estimates is obtained theoretically for the multi-path propagation in the room. The effects of the room reverberation on the TDE under different microphone patterns, microphone position configurations and spacings between the microphones are evaluated.
Key concepts: Reverberation, Microphone, Acoustics, Noise-canceling microphone, Computer science, Path (computing), Position (finance), Microphone array