In this work, we present an evolution of the Damped and Delayed Sinusoidal (DDS) model introduced within the framework of the general signal modeling. This model, named the Partial Damped and Delayed Sinusoidal (PDDS) model, takes into account a single time delay parameter for a set (sum) of damped sinusoids. The proposed modification is more consistent with the transient audio modeling problem. The validity of the approach is shown by its comparison with the well-known Exponentially Damped Sinusoids (EDS) approach. Finally, the performances of the three models based high-resolution parameter estimation algorithms are compared on synthetic fast time-varying signals, and on two typical audio transients.
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