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What is the Mel-frequency scale used for in acoustic feature extraction?

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It provides a perceptual frequency scale that reflects human hearing, especially above 1 kHz

The scale is defined by the formula: SMer = 1127 In(1 + 102)

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True or false: The ear’s frequency resolution is constant across all frequencies.

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FALSE

The ear’s frequency resolution broadens as frequency increases.

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What happens to the ear’s frequency resolution as frequency increases?

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It broadens

This is measured in critical bands.

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What is the formula for calculating the Mel scale?

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SMer = 1127 In(1 + 102)

This formula is used to convert frequency in Hertz to the Mel scale.

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What does the Mel-scale filter bank simulate?

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Characteristic frequencies of nerve fibres

It helps in reducing the effects of frequency perception.

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Fill in the blank: Human hearing does not perceive frequency _______.

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linearly

This non-linear perception is especially significant above 1 kHz.

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