THE COMPARISON OF HARMONICALLY RICH SOUNDS USING SPECTROGRAPHIC CROSS-CORRELATION AND PRINCIPAL COORDINATES ANALYSIS
By Kathryn Cortopassi, J. Bradbury. 2000
104 citations recorded by the source corpus.
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- Alan H. Krakauer
- Kathryn Cortopassi
Citations in the corpus
- Population Differentiation in a Complex Bird Sound: A Comparison of Three Bioacoustical Analysis Procedures (2003, methodology): “Others have suggested that SPCC could produce inaccurate values when sounds being compared are substantially different in duration (Khanna et al. 1997; but see Cortopassi & Bradbury 2000).”
- GEOGRAPHICAL VARIATION IN THE CONTACT CALLS OF ORANGE-FRONTED PARAKEETS (2001, methodology): “Remaining recordings from a given year were submitted to spectrographic cross-correlation and principal coordinates analysis as described by Cortopassi and Bradbury (2000).”
- Acoustic monitoring in terrestrial environments using microphone arrays: applications, technological considerations and prospectus (2011, background): “…et al. 2006; Patricelli, Dantzker & Bradbury 2008; Celis-Murillo, Deppe & Allen 2009), to complex machine-based detection, measurement and classification algorithms (e.g. Kogan & Margoliash 1998; Cortopassi & Bradbury 2000; Mellinger & Clark 2000; Urazghildiiev & Clark 2006; Kirschel et al. 2009).”