Psychoacoustics
Psychoacoustics is the study of human perception of sound. This theme provides information on the client's experience. It allows the identification of physical parameters that explain a perceptual difference in listening. This process is called the objectification of perception.
The applications are varied and concern all fields of activity:
- Identification of an acoustic signature
- Customer experience (degree of preference, acceptability threshold, evaluation of noise annoyance, etc.)
- Perceived quality
Methods used :
- Statistical methods, with AI support
- Perceptual simulation (modification of spectral components via ANSYS SAS)
Means available:
- Acoustic head
- Semi-anechoic room for sound recording
- Quiet room and open headphones for sound reproduction
- ANSYS SAS software