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For higher resolution periodicity estimation, given properly band-limited data, the data can be upsampled (interpolated) before autocorrelation, and/or, the autocorrelation results can be interpolated (Sinc kernel or highsome order of polynomial).

This, of course, assumes the signal has a high enough S/N, and that the periodicity itself is unmodulated in timbre(harmonic content), phase, frequency, or amplitude, which isn’t always true of real-world pitched sounds. Thus a larger number of periods may be needed for a bettersome desired statistical error bound on the pitch estimation.

For higher resolution periodicity estimation, given properly band-limited data, the data can be upsampled before autocorrelation, and/or, the autocorrelation results can be interpolated (Sinc kernel or high order polynomial).

This, of course, assumes the signal has a high enough S/N, and that the periodicity itself is unmodulated in timbre(harmonic content), phase, frequency, or amplitude, which isn’t always true of real-world pitched sounds. Thus a larger number of periods may be needed for a better statistical error bound on the pitch estimation.

For higher resolution periodicity estimation, given properly band-limited data, the data can be upsampled (interpolated) before autocorrelation, and/or, the autocorrelation results can be interpolated (Sinc kernel or some order of polynomial).

This, of course, assumes the signal has a high enough S/N, and that the periodicity itself is unmodulated in timbre(harmonic content), phase, frequency, or amplitude, which isn’t always true of real-world pitched sounds. Thus a larger number of periods may be needed for a some desired statistical error bound on the pitch estimation.

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For higher resolution periodicity estimation, given properly band-limited data, the data can be upsampled before autocorrelation, and/or, the autocorrelation results can be interpolated (Sinc kernel or high order polynomial).

This, of course, assumes the signal has a high enough S/N, and that the periodicity itself is unmodulated in timbre(harmonic content), phase, frequency, or amplitude, which isn’t always true of real-world pitched sounds. Thus a larger number of periods may be needed for a better statistical error bound on the pitch estimation.