MFCC with Java Linear and Logarithmic Filters
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I am implementing MFCC algorithm with Java. There is a sample code for triangular filters and MFCC at Java. Here is the link: MFCC Java However I should follow that code written in Matlab: MFCC Matlab

My question is that at Matlab code it talks about linear and logarithmic filters however there is nothing about that at Java code. I should measure the performance of logarithmic and linear filters but I implemented that Java code and there is nothing about that. Also I didn't understand what these fbins and cbins at Java code?

Serpasil answered 2/6, 2011 at 9:52 Comment(1)
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The Java code does include a non linear transformation, basically mapping your linear frequency scale to the mel-scale. 'cbins' refer to the center (frequency) of each filter bank.

The Java code is exactly what an MFCC code should look like. So, it should work well for you.

Information answered 18/6, 2011 at 9:31 Comment(0)

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