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Echo Detection in Spatial Room Impulse Responses Measured with Spherical Microphone Arrays Using the Herglotz Wavefunction
Early reflections in spatial room impulse responses (SRIRs) measured using spherical microphone arrays (SMAs) play an important role in spatial audio analysis, rendering, and reverberation modeling. Their accurate localization and characterization can facilitate the analysis, processing, and manipul
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