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We are proud to announce the Auditory Modeling Toolbox (AMT) version
0.9.8. It contains 29 auditory models and 33 dataset from various experiments. On the way towards version 1.0, this AMT version contains many structural changes. The structure is now more straight forward, allows for a more easy installation and is supposed to last for many future versions. Legacy files are provided for many important functions, making this version backward-compatible to the previous ones. The changes are enlisted here. The documentation made a huge step forward. We now provide the documentation for all previous versions and improved the summary of the model status. The AMT package can be downloaded from Sourceforge. The full AMT package includes additional toolboxes LTFAT, SFS, and SOFA for a convenient start with the AMT (C/C++ compiler and python still to be manually installed). But a pure-AMT package is also available if the toolboxes are already installed on the target system. As before, all auxiliary data and cached modeling results are provided for a download on the fly. If you have found a bug or wish for an improvement, please create a ticket in the "Bug and feature request" section of the project. I'd like to thank the AMT team for the help, especially Robert Baumgartner and Hagen Wierstorf. Also, thanks to all contributors of the models - keep contributing! Piotr and the AMT team --
Piotr Majdak Psychoacoustics and Experimental Audiology Acoustics Research Institute Austrian Academy of Sciences Wohllebengasse 12-14, 1040 Vienna, Austria Tel.: +43 1 51581-2511 Fax: +43 1 51581-2530 |