Spherical Harmonic Sliced Wasserstein Displacement Interpolation for Acoustic Source and Reflection Density Modeling
Yuancheng Luo
Source abstract
Spatial room impulse responses (SRIRs) capture directional distributions of acoustic sound-sources and their reflections. However, collecting SRIRs of moving sound-sources remains a challenge, requiring complex interpolations across measurements that account for multi-path spatial-temporal dynamics. This paper investigates the Wasserstein metric and displacement for evaluating interpolated SRIR echo densities in the spherical harmonic domain. We present novel sum-of-magnitude square expansions for efficiently fitting probability density functions, maximizing likelihood, inverse sampling, and computing spherical sliced Wasserstein interpolations. Experiments compare the Wasserstein displacements and metric to linear and geometric interpolations of SRIR image-source densities on a line-path, and demonstrate model-order reduction.
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