<p>The entropy (in bits) about the origin of an echo as a function of reflector position, signal to noise ratio (15 to 45 ) and frequency. Left: results for the model in which the actual facial morphology of <i>R. rouxi</i> was included. Right: results for a model in which the emission pattern of <i>R. rouxi</i> was replaced by that of two isotropic sources. The plots cover the frontal hemisphere of the bat (−90 to +90 degrees in azimuth and elevation).</p
Echolocating bats emit orientation sounds and analyze the returning echoes, in order to detect the p...
<p>Scatter plots of estimated source levels (SL), i.e. emitted intensity in dB SPL 10 cm from the ba...
The biosonar systems of horseshoe bats (Rhinolophidae) and Old World round leaf-nosed bats (Hipposid...
<p>(a) The average entropy about the location of an insect as function of the used echolocation freq...
<p>(a) Top row: Localization entropy plots for <i>M. microtis</i> as a function of echo strength () ...
Bats typically emit multi harmonic calls. Their head morphology shapes the emission and hearing soun...
Echolocating bats use ultrasonic pulses to collect information about their environments. Some of thi...
<p>Higher values denote higher entropy and lower localization performance. (a) The performance of th...
<p>Top row: (a) Targets at different locations (red and green insect) yield a similar echo (b) of wh...
<p>The different rows represent higher noise levels ( and ). The first column (a, d & g) shows the a...
Khyam, MO ORCiD: 0000-0002-1988-2328Many bat species, such as horseshoe bats, move their external au...
The biosonar systems of horseshoe bats (Rhinolophidae, Gray, 1825) and Old World roundleaf nosed bat...
The biosonar systems of horseshoe bats (Rhinolophidae, Gray, 1825) and Old World roundleaf nosed bat...
Many bat species, such as horseshoe bats, move their external auditory periphery (noseleaf and pinna...
Many bat species, such as horseshoe bats, move their external auditory periphery (noseleaf and pinna...
Echolocating bats emit orientation sounds and analyze the returning echoes, in order to detect the p...
<p>Scatter plots of estimated source levels (SL), i.e. emitted intensity in dB SPL 10 cm from the ba...
The biosonar systems of horseshoe bats (Rhinolophidae) and Old World round leaf-nosed bats (Hipposid...
<p>(a) The average entropy about the location of an insect as function of the used echolocation freq...
<p>(a) Top row: Localization entropy plots for <i>M. microtis</i> as a function of echo strength () ...
Bats typically emit multi harmonic calls. Their head morphology shapes the emission and hearing soun...
Echolocating bats use ultrasonic pulses to collect information about their environments. Some of thi...
<p>Higher values denote higher entropy and lower localization performance. (a) The performance of th...
<p>Top row: (a) Targets at different locations (red and green insect) yield a similar echo (b) of wh...
<p>The different rows represent higher noise levels ( and ). The first column (a, d & g) shows the a...
Khyam, MO ORCiD: 0000-0002-1988-2328Many bat species, such as horseshoe bats, move their external au...
The biosonar systems of horseshoe bats (Rhinolophidae, Gray, 1825) and Old World roundleaf nosed bat...
The biosonar systems of horseshoe bats (Rhinolophidae, Gray, 1825) and Old World roundleaf nosed bat...
Many bat species, such as horseshoe bats, move their external auditory periphery (noseleaf and pinna...
Many bat species, such as horseshoe bats, move their external auditory periphery (noseleaf and pinna...
Echolocating bats emit orientation sounds and analyze the returning echoes, in order to detect the p...
<p>Scatter plots of estimated source levels (SL), i.e. emitted intensity in dB SPL 10 cm from the ba...
The biosonar systems of horseshoe bats (Rhinolophidae) and Old World round leaf-nosed bats (Hipposid...