Sound Quality Preference Evaluation for Car Interior Noise Based on Psychoacoustic Parameters
Chen Duanshi
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Chen Duanshi
Abstract
In this paper, we perform the jury evaluation experiment on 20 car interior noise samples using direct unidimensional rating at equal intervals, and also calculate their main psychoacoustic parameters using artemis software. The results of multi-dimensional regression between the preference and the psychoacoustic parameters indicate that the sharpness and loudness are the main psychoacoustic parameters affecting the sound quality preference of car interior noise.
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In this paper, we perform the jury evaluation experiment on 20 car interior noise samples using direct unidimensional rating at equal intervals, and also calculate their main psychoacoustic parameters using artemis software. The results of multi-dimensional regression between the preference and the psychoacoustic parameters indicate that the sharpness and loudness are the main psychoacoustic parameters affecting the sound quality preference of car interior noise.
Key concepts: Psychoacoustics, Loudness, Sound quality, Preference, Acoustics, Noise (video), Sound (geography), Quality (philosophy)