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    "A clear explanation of estimating impulse responses in acoustic signals using Golay codes and swept sine waves."

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Impulse Response Measurement Toolbox

Collection by: Edgar Berdahl, Julius Smith. E-mail the authors

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Summary: The Impulse Response Measurement Toolbox is a simple, convenient, and free open-source solution for measuring impulse responses, magnitude spectra, and phase spectra of single-input, single-output (SISO) linear systems. Two impulse-response measurement methods are explained and demonstrated. The Golay code measurement technique is particularly robust to additive white noise, while the swept sine measurement technique is robust to weak nonlinearities.

Institution: CCRMA, Stanford University

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