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--- chew [2019/01/18 22:01] – yair
+++ chew [2019/01/18 22:12] – yair
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 can we use bone conduction to pick up chewing sounds and can we process and categorize them into something
-=== recording technique ===
+=== recording techniques ===
+we found several different methods of recording chewing sounds. listed below
 <blockquote>A two component system was devised for recording and analyzing chewing sounds
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-<cite>"frequency spectrographic analysis of bone conducted chewing sounds" ({{::kapur1971.pdf |1971}})</cite>
+<cite>"frequency spectrographic analysis of bone conducted chewing sounds" ({{::kapur1971.pdf|1971}})</cite>
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 AKG C414EB (frequency band: 20-20,000 Hz) held on the other side of the subject’s head. The diaphragm of the microphone was in front of the ear canal
 opening at 8 cm.
-<cite>"contribution of air-and bone-conduction to the creation of sounds perceived during sensory evaluation of foods" ({{::dacremont1991.pdf |1991}})</cite>
+<cite>"contribution of air-and bone-conduction to the creation of sounds perceived during sensory evaluation of foods" ({{::dacremont1991.pdf|1991}})</cite>
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-<cite>"the role of auditory cues in modulating the perceived crispness and staleness of potato chips" ({{::zampini2004.pdf |2004}})</cite>
+<cite>"the role of auditory cues in modulating the perceived crispness and staleness of potato chips" ({{::zampini2004.pdf|2004}})</cite>
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