The Just Noticeable Difference (JND) is the smallest change in a sound that can be detected by an average listener. In the context of frequency and sound pressure level (SPL), JND provides insights into how subtle changes in these parameters are perceived.
f_1 = Initial frequency
f_2 = Final frequency
In psychoacoustics, the JND for SPL is often quantified using the Fletcher-Munson curves, which describe how perceived loudness varies with frequency. The JND for SPL can be approximated by a constant value of 1 phon.
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