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AE-P2: Room Acoustics and Hearing Aids

Session Type: Poster

Time: Wednesday, March 17, 13:30 - 15:30

Location: Poster Area C

Session Chair: Patrick Naylor, Imperial College London

AE-P2.1: ESTIMATING DIRECT-TO-REVERBERANT ENERGY RATIO BASED ON SPATIAL CORRELATION MODEL SEGREGATING DIRECT SOUND AND REVERBERATION

Yusuke Hioka; NTT Corporation

Kenta Niwa; NTT Corporation

Sumitaka Sakauchi; NTT Corporation

Ken'ichi Furuya; NTT Corporation

Yoichi Haneda; NTT Corporation

AE-P2.2: ESTIMATION OF REFLECTIVE SURFACES FROM CONTINUOUS SIGNALS

Sakari Tervo; Helsinki University of Technology

Teemu Korhonen; Tampere University of Technology

AE-P2.3: L1-REGULARIZED ROOM MODELING WITH COMPACT MICROPHONE ARRAYS

Demba Ba; Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Flavio Ribeiro; University of Sao Paulo

Cha Zhang; Microsoft Research

Dinei Florencio; Microsoft Research

AE-P2.4: REVERBERATION FEATURES IDENTIFICATION FROM MUSIC RECORDINGS USING THE DISCRETE WAVELET TRANSFORM

Gang Ren; University of Rochester

Mark Bocko; University of Rochester

Dave Headlam; University of Rochester

AE-P2.5: DATABASE OF OMNIDIRECTIONAL AND B-FORMAT ROOM IMPULSE RESPONSES

Rebecca Stewart; Queen Mary University of London

Mark Sandler; Queen Mary University of London

AE-P2.6: HRTF DATABASE AT FIU DSP LAB

Navarun Gupta; University of Bridgeport

Armando Barreto; Florida International University

Manan Joshi; University of Bridgeport

Juan Carlos Agudelo; Wells Fargo & Company

AE-P2.7: IMPROVING ADAPTIVE FEEDBACK CANCELLATION IN DIGITAL HEARING AIDS THROUGH OFFENDING FREQUENCY SUPPRESSION

Ashutosh Pandey; University of Utah

V. John Mathews; University of Utah

AE-P2.8: ADAPTIVE FEEDBACK CANCELLATION IN HEARING AIDS USING THE IPLS ALGORITHM

Randall Plate; University of Minnesota

Yongchao Wang; University of Minnesota

Zhi-Quan Luo; University of Minnesota

Chris Gao; Intricon, Inc.

AE-P2.9: ADAPTIVE FEEDBACK CANCELLATION IN HEARING AIDS USING A SINUSOIDAL NEAR-END SIGNAL MODEL

Kim Ngo; Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

Toon van Waterschoot; Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

Mads Græsbøll Christensen; Aalborg University

Marc Moonen; Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

Søren Holdt Jensen; Aalborg University

Jan Wouters; Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

AE-P2.10: EVALUATION OF SOUND CLASSIFICATION ALGORITHMS FOR HEARING AID APPLICATIONS

JuanJuan Xiang; Starkey Laboratories

Martin F. McKinney; Starkey Laboratories

Kelly Fitz; Starkey Laboratories

Tao Zhang; Starkey Laboratories

AE-P2.11: PERFORMANCE OF SINUSOIDAL MODEL BASED AMPLITUDE COMPRESSION IN FLUCTUATING NOISE

Janet C. Rutledge; University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Peggy B. Nelson; University of Minnesota

Juan Carlos Tejero-Calado; University of Malaga

Jonathan K. Chang; University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Russell R. Williams, II; University of Maryland, Baltimore County

AE-P2.12: A HIGHER-ORDER SPECTRO-TEMPORAL INTEGRATION MODEL FOR PREDICTING SIGNAL AUDIBILITY

Qing Yang; University of Florida

John Harris; University of Florida

AE-P2.13: A COMPARISON OF NONSTAGGERED COMPACT FDTD SCHEMES FOR THE 3D WAVE EQUATION

Konrad Kowalczyk; University of Erlangen-Nuremberg

Maarten van Walstijn; Queen's University Belfast