Tri-Dimension Sound Localization by Binaural Model Using Self Organizing Maps

Tri-Dimension Sound Localization by Binaural Model Using Self Organizing Maps
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10.1299/kikaic.74.2577
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2008-10
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Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers. C
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Zhong Zhang;I. Kazuaki;T. Miyake;T. Imamura;S. Horihata
Zhong Zhang;I. Kazuaki;T. Miyake;T. Imamura;S. Horihata
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Zhong Zhang;I. Kazuaki;T. Miyake;T. Imamura;S. Horihata

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