A comparative performance study of several pitch detection algorithms
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...While we do not intend to build a psychoacoustical model of human perception, certain psychoacoustical results may have some relevance concerning our strategy: Ritsma (1967) reported that the ear uses a rather limited spectral region in achieving a well-defined pitch perception; Plomp (1967) concluded that for fundamental frequencies up to about 1400 Hz, the pitch of a complex tone is determined by the second and higher harmonics rather than by the fundamental....
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...Most previous F0 estimation methods (Noll, 1967; Schroeder, 1968; Rabiner et al., 1976; Nehorai and Porat, 1986; Charpentier, 1986; Ohmura, 1994; Abe et al., 1996; Kawahara et al., 1999) have been premised upon the input audio signal containing just a single-pitch sound with aperiodic noise....
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