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Matthew Fellers

Researcher at Dolby Laboratories

Publications -  17
Citations -  377

Matthew Fellers is an academic researcher from Dolby Laboratories. The author has contributed to research in topics: Audio signal processing & Audio signal. The author has an hindex of 9, co-authored 17 publications receiving 377 citations.

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Method for adaptive control and equalization of electroacoustic channels

TL;DR: In this article, a transfer function estimate of the electroacoustic channel is established, responsive to the second audio signal and part of the first audio signal, and filters are obtained with transfer functions based on the estimate.
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Method and apparatus for reducing the effect of environmental noise on listeners

TL;DR: In this article, a method and apparatus for enhancing a desired audio signal for delivery through an electroacoustic channel include obtaining a noise estimate attributable to an external disturbance, applying the noise estimate to a dynamic noise compensation (DNC) process to thereby condition the desired audio signals as a function of the spectral characteristics of the estimate, and applying the estimate to an adaptive equalization (AEQ) process.
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Audio coding system using characteristics of a decoded signal to adapt synthesized spectral components

TL;DR: In this paper, a receiver in an audio coding system receives a signal conveying frequency subband signals representing an audio signal, and the subband signal is examined to assess one or more characteristics of the audio signal.
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Reflected and direct rendering of upmixed content to individually addressable drivers

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors describe a system of rendering spatial audio content in a listening environment, which includes a rendering component configured to generate a plurality of audio channels including information specifying a playback location in the listening area, and an upmixer component receiving the plurality of channels and generating, for each audio channel, at least one reflected sub-channel configured to cause a majority of driver energy to reflect off of one or more surfaces of the listening environment.
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Multidirectional audio decoding

TL;DR: An acoustic crossfeed canceller is proposed in this article, intended for implementation in software, such that when run in real time on a personal computer, the canceller has very low mips requirements and uses a small fraction of available CPU cycles.