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Implemented Model for Post-Masking

As can be seen in Fig. [*], the post-masking effect varies with the length of the masker burst, from 5-10 ms up to 200 ms. This effect is exploited in the coder in by a one-pole filter on the masking threshold over time:
\begin{displaymath}
M'_t = 0.85M'_{t-1} + 0.15M_t
\end{displaymath} (19)

The final output mask is then taken as $M_t = \max(M'_t, M_t)$. With this definition, a short burst does not affect $M'_t$ much, while a longer burst will sustain the masking for a number of frames even though $M_t$ goes low again.


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``An Experimental High Fidelity Perceptual Audio Coder'', by Bosse Lincoln<bosse@ccrma.stanford.edu>, (Final Project, Music 420, Winter '97-'98).
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