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table in Figure 1. In the following, it is described how these scores can be explained by acoustical table in Figure 1
Table 1. Results from simulations in the various venue models. “X” is a reference. See text.
Figure 2. The spread around the dashed regression line indicates an uncertainty of around ±1 JND, various venues, with r = −0.92 and r2 = 0.85, as graphically illustrated by the plot in Figure 2
Figure 4.Figure 4.  Direct-to-Reverberant level (dB) measured from simulations in the 3-D model of GS
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