The Estimation of Birdsong Control Parameters Using Maximum Likelihood and Minimum Action

  • Smyth T
  • Abel J
  • Iii J
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Abstract

In this research, a method is presented for extracting the control parameters of an avian syrinx synthesis model from recorded bird- song. A look-up table pairs combinations of pressure and tension parameters with the model’s corresponding output power spectra. At each time frame, a generalized likelihood ratio fills a pressure- tension matrix indicating similarity between the birdsong power spectrum and the tabulated spectra. Successive pressure-tension matrices are stacked and points exhibiting a good fit to the data align to form trajectories corresponding to changes in pressure and tension over time which can then be used to control the model. In the event a range of trajectories matches the data well, the selected trajectory is that of least action.

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Smyth, T., Abel, J. S., & Iii, J. O. S. (2003). The Estimation of Birdsong Control Parameters Using Maximum Likelihood and Minimum Action. In Proceedings of the Stockholm Music Acoustics Conference. (Vol. 2003, pp. 3–6).

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