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Measuring acoustic responses with maximum-length sequences
In several signal processing applications, a discrete-time model of a signal path which comprises of a loudspeaker and a microphone may be desired. For instance, the model can be used to choose the number of coefficients of an adaptive filter. In this work, different methods of obtaining such a model are compared on the basis of their precision and computational complexity. Experimental results from the application of the different methods are also presented.