Add to ORKGIn this investigation we are interested in the discriminative capabilities of the human auditory system for spectral changes of signals with a resemblance to speech. ... Zie: Summary
The world is full of sounds—rustle of leaves, whistle of winds, and bustle of cities—and in our ever...
Individuals with normal hearing are generally able to discriminate auditory stimuli that have the sa...
This study investigates perceptual effects of discharge rate adaptation in the auditory-nerve fibers...
One of the most important, and delicate, tasks of human hearing is speech recognition. Speech sounds...
This paper presents an overview of an ongoing research project investigating the perception of music...
Human ability to perceive differences in sounds due to the modification of the phase spectrum is stu...
An attempt was made in the present study to predict speech discrimination from a thorough analysis o...
Human speech processing (perception and in some cases production) is approached from three levels. A...
Coloration detection thresholds (CDTs) were measured for a single reflection as a function of spectr...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Boston UniversityTo extract content and meaning from a single source of sound in a q...
This study used a same/different experiment to assess the ability of human listeners to discriminate...
This paper reviews a study to determine if deaf children can discriminate fine durational changes in...
This paper reviews a study of tonal precepts such as pitch and timbre as a means of facilitating aud...
Both in speech synthesis and sound coding it often is beneficial to have a measure that predicts whe...
cote interne IRCAM: Roussarie98a/National audiencePeople have a remarkable capacity to quickly and e...
The world is full of sounds—rustle of leaves, whistle of winds, and bustle of cities—and in our ever...
Individuals with normal hearing are generally able to discriminate auditory stimuli that have the sa...
This study investigates perceptual effects of discharge rate adaptation in the auditory-nerve fibers...
One of the most important, and delicate, tasks of human hearing is speech recognition. Speech sounds...
This paper presents an overview of an ongoing research project investigating the perception of music...
Human ability to perceive differences in sounds due to the modification of the phase spectrum is stu...
An attempt was made in the present study to predict speech discrimination from a thorough analysis o...
Human speech processing (perception and in some cases production) is approached from three levels. A...
Coloration detection thresholds (CDTs) were measured for a single reflection as a function of spectr...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Boston UniversityTo extract content and meaning from a single source of sound in a q...
This study used a same/different experiment to assess the ability of human listeners to discriminate...
This paper reviews a study to determine if deaf children can discriminate fine durational changes in...
This paper reviews a study of tonal precepts such as pitch and timbre as a means of facilitating aud...
Both in speech synthesis and sound coding it often is beneficial to have a measure that predicts whe...
cote interne IRCAM: Roussarie98a/National audiencePeople have a remarkable capacity to quickly and e...
The world is full of sounds—rustle of leaves, whistle of winds, and bustle of cities—and in our ever...
Individuals with normal hearing are generally able to discriminate auditory stimuli that have the sa...
This study investigates perceptual effects of discharge rate adaptation in the auditory-nerve fibers...