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› Forums › Speech Synthesis › F0 estimation and epoch detection › Axes of a plotted filter
When we plot a filter such as the spectral envelope or the filter for comb filtering, I’m assuming the x-axis is frequency. What would the y-axis be? Would it be magnitude?
Key points
You are correct that the x-axis (horizontal) will be frequency, and will be labelled in units of Hertz (Hz).
The vertical axis is magnitude, which is most commonly plotted on a logarithmic scale and is therefore labelled in decibels (dB).
Additional detail
Magnitude is a ratio (in this case, of filter output to its input), and therefore has no units: formally, we say it is dimensionless. So dB are not actually a unit, but a scale.
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