A critic on details of the experience and his reinterpretation in a larger context dont negate it...
Their one page critic do not invalidate the original experiment of M. and O. completely but ask for a reinterpretation of the way the human hearing work in his own time domain in a way difficult to describe by standard Fourier method, they ask for more refined experiments...
The others articles i quoted all of them, not only Magnasco and Oppenheim. goes toward an ecological theory of hearing...
It is like throwing the baby with the spoiled waters..
But at least i see you are serious...
It is the first time someone proves to me that he read the article.. ![]()
«we demonstrate
that the experiment designed and implemented in the original article was ill-chosen to test Fourier uncertainty in human hearing»
In their own word they dont criticize the main thesis but the way the experiment were conducted and ask for more... Thats all .. I knew this article by the way ...Science goes from experiments to new experiments ... This dont means that human hearing is understood now and under the power of the Fourier mapping and reducible to it...
Now to understand what i spoke about you must investigate the difference between an ecological theory of hearing and a non ecological theory of hearing...
Here an article to begin somewhere :
@mahgister I’m very serious. For instance, Fourier uncertainty has been partially debunked as leading to a discounting of FFTs for analyzing signals due to nonlinear behavior in human hearing:
https://arxiv.org/abs/1501.06890
More, FFTs do a fine job for examining temporal behavior. Fast time domain events manifest as high frequency spray in the frequency domain.
So, back to my specific question: give me one testable claim that contradicts some analysis by Amir.

