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Re: Perceived rhythmic deformation

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Subject: Re: Perceived rhythmic deformation
From: Massimo Grassi <grassi@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 5 Feb 2002 11:09:56 +0100
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Reply-to: Massimo Grassi <grassi@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Hi Gregory,

> I'm evaluating methods based on duplication of time
> segments, which length is adaptated to the signal (SOLA).
> This kind of method breaks the rythmic regularity.
> I'm looking for bibliography, and specifically
> experiments on JND of perceived rhythmic deformation.

if I understood well your question, this method has been largely used by
Hannes Eisler on several researches on time perception.

Massimo
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References:
- Perceived rhythmic deformation
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