Related to MFCCs - Getting better results by choosing wrong sampling rate.
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I have an audio recorded at 48 kHz.
I read this audio file by selecting a wrong sampling rate of 22050 Hz and calculated MFCCs by taking wrong sampling rate 44100 Hz.
Though both the sampling rates are incorrect but I am getting better classification results compare to the true sampling rate i.e. 48 kHz.
I want to know theoretically what is going on through which I am getting better result by implicating both the mistakes.
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Drew
2023-9-11
What is the task? What type of classification is being done? Are you performing training and testing of your model, or just testing an existing model?
You mention that one classification result is "better" than the other. Is the difference statistically significant by a mcnemar test (https://www.mathworks.com/help/stats/testcholdout.html)? Or, is the difference just normal statistical variation? This is the first question to answer.
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