Presentation 2004/9/10
Design Criteria for Simple Sinusoidal Parameter Estimation based on Quadratic Interpolation of FFT Magnitude Peaks : For Quasi-Stationary Sinusoidal Components
Mototsugu ABE, III Julius O. SMITH,
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Abstract(in English) Due to its simplicity and accuracy, quadratic peak interpolation in a zero-padded Discrete Fourier Transform (FFT) has been widely used for sinusoidal parameter estimation in audio applications. While general criteria can guide the choice of window type, FFT length, and zero-padding factor, it is sometimes desirable in practice to know more precisely the requirements for achieving a prescribed error bound. In this paper, we theoretically predict and numerically confirm the errors associated with various parameter choices, and provide precise criteria for designing the estimator. Noise robustness of the estimator is also discussed.
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Keyword(in English) Sinusoidal Modeling / Sinusoidal Parameter Estimation / Quadratic Interpolation / Error Analysis / FFT
Paper # EA2004-61,SIP2004-65,SIS2004-32
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Title (in English) Design Criteria for Simple Sinusoidal Parameter Estimation based on Quadratic Interpolation of FFT Magnitude Peaks : For Quasi-Stationary Sinusoidal Components
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Keyword(1) Sinusoidal Modeling
Keyword(2) Sinusoidal Parameter Estimation
Keyword(3) Quadratic Interpolation
Keyword(4) Error Analysis
Keyword(5) FFT
1st Author's Name Mototsugu ABE
1st Author's Affiliation SONY Corporation()
2nd Author's Name III Julius O. SMITH
2nd Author's Affiliation CCRMA, Music Department, Stanford University
Date 2004/9/10
Paper # EA2004-61,SIP2004-65,SIS2004-32
Volume (vol) vol.104
Number (no) 308
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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