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A Frequency/Detector Pruning Approach for Loudness Estimation

In this letter, we propose a frequency and detector pruning approach for reducing the computational complexity associated with loudness estimation. The frequency pruning approach exploits the principles of psychoacoustics such that the total neural activity is preserved. The detector pruning approach evaluates the excitation/loudness patterns at nonuniform sample locations and employs signal interpolation techniques to obtain their corresponding high resolution estimates. Comparative results with the Moore and Glasberg loudness estimation process reveal that the proposed pruning approach for loudness estimation performs consistently well for different types of audio signals with a significant reduction in the computational complexity.