The influence of video quality on auditory masking effect experiment
Yang Pan, Lingyun Xie
Abstract
Yang Pan, Lingyun Xie
Abstract
Auditory masking effect would be affected while visual stimulation was presented simultaneously. And quality as an important character of video should be considered. Two group simultaneous visual-auditory experiments were designed in this paper, in order to find out how visual influence auditory masking effect. The first group aimed to select video content which might influence auditory masking experiment obviously. And the second group set two different quality levels for the video content chose in the first group. Then the differences of auditory masking effects in these two groups were observed. And affective mechanism of video quality on auditory masking experiment was discussed at the end of paper.
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Auditory masking effect would be affected while visual stimulation was presented simultaneously. And quality as an important character of video should be considered. Two group simultaneous visual-auditory experiments were designed in this paper, in order to find out how visual influence auditory masking effect. The first group aimed to select video content which might influence auditory masking experiment obviously. And the second group set two different quality levels for the video content chose in the first group. Then the differences of auditory masking effects in these two groups were observed. And affective mechanism of video quality on auditory masking experiment was discussed at the end of paper.
Key concepts: Masking (illustration), Auditory masking, Computer science, Set (abstract data type), Speech recognition, Audiology, Visual arts, Programming language