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Algorithms for reconstructing geometries from echoes

Fan Zhang
2016
Student project

Abstract

We have recently witnessed the appearance of algorithms that can reconstruct a room’s geometry from echoes, as well as algorithms that use echoes to localize many microphones. This project will consist in implementing a framework for microphone localization and room reconstruction from echoes. The aim is to develop a practical system and to understand which algorithm to select in which experimental circumstances.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/218749?ln=en

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