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Right now, ambient levels can be provided that set a detection threshold more sensitive than the human ear. This represents a potential source of error, especially given we are using residual ambient $L_{Z90}$ spectrally, and in some bands sound level meters can exceed the sensitivity of a human ear.
Right now, ambient levels can be provided that set a detection threshold more sensitive than the human ear. This represents a potential source of error, especially given we are using residual ambient$L_{Z90}$ spectrally, and in some bands sound level meters can exceed the sensitivity of a human ear.
To fix this problem we simply need to use the maximum of the ISO 226:2003 equal loudness contour for the threshold of human hearing and the ambience curve in each band.
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