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Attention reinforces human corticofugal system to aid speech perception in noise
2021
NeuroImage
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Active listening (but not arousal-control tasks) exaggerated both ERPs and FFRs, confirming attentional gain extends to lower subcortical levels of speech processing. ...
We varied attention with active vs. passive listening scenarios whereas task difficulty was manipulated with additive noise interference. ...
and (ii) converting each single dipole to a regional source to consider activity in all three (x, y, z) dipole orientations from each ROI. ...
doi:10.1016/j.neuroimage.2021.118014
pmid:33794356
fatcat:elvm4uquanaszcnxrbxtf5ogzi
Superposition network coding for wireless cooperative communication
2012
6th International Symposium on Telecommunications (IST)
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Then, a cooperative strategy is proposed that improves overall communication performance in comparison with non-cooperative protocols with high spectral efficiency and non synchronization problems. ...
In this technique, we use a combination of superposition coding and network coding to achieve cooperative diversity in asymmetric wireless networks; hence the name superposition network coded cooperation ...
NTRODUCTION Speech enhancement is conventionally used as a preprocessing step in various areas of the speech processing [1] . ...
doi:10.1109/istel.2012.6482985
fatcat:kuu6admshbbndpm7oc4bbf2sqa
Vocal fold vibratory and acoustic features in fatigued Karaoke singers
2012
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
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A novel frequency-domain periodic active noise control algorithm with nonlinear secondary path. ...
The shielded domain is a 1mx1mx1m box with 1-3 sides open. Up to 4 control sources were used on each of the open sides to shield the domain from external noise. ...
This study examined whether 1-hour perceptual training could elicit feature-specific improvement of performance and corresponding cortical plasticity in humans during speech segregation by using magnetoencephalography ...
doi:10.1121/1.4708731
fatcat:cu5chvstgjbzhlhdzd63flz7nu
The influence of thresholding passive bubble-acoustic signals on the quantification of physical effects
2012
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
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A novel frequency-domain periodic active noise control algorithm with nonlinear secondary path. ...
The shielded domain is a 1mx1mx1m box with 1-3 sides open. Up to 4 control sources were used on each of the open sides to shield the domain from external noise. ...
This study examined whether 1-hour perceptual training could elicit feature-specific improvement of performance and corresponding cortical plasticity in humans during speech segregation by using magnetoencephalography ...
doi:10.1121/1.4708757
fatcat:4zx4vkq66rgihgir2kv6pms4ea
The neural bases of normalising for accented speech: A repetition suppression functional magnetic resonance imaging study
2008
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
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Natural, spontaneous speech often shows extreme reductions of many speech segments, to the point of apparent deletion. ...
Degree of intensity dip has the strongest effect, with a minimal dip in intensity more likely to be perceived as 'kneel' and a strong dip in intensity more likely to be perceived as 'needle. ' The results ...
Using experimental data of wall-pressure fluctuations measured with a microphone array beneath several kinds of flows, a wave-number analysis based on recently developed signal processing methods --the ...
doi:10.1121/1.2934685
fatcat:qqmjcl5gjzcj7kssv2pi6efwti
Fine‐structure processing, frequency selectivity and speech perception in hearing‐impaired listeners
2008
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
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Natural, spontaneous speech often shows extreme reductions of many speech segments, to the point of apparent deletion. ...
Degree of intensity dip has the strongest effect, with a minimal dip in intensity more likely to be perceived as 'kneel' and a strong dip in intensity more likely to be perceived as 'needle. ' The results ...
Using experimental data of wall-pressure fluctuations measured with a microphone array beneath several kinds of flows, a wave-number analysis based on recently developed signal processing methods --the ...
doi:10.1121/1.2935148
fatcat:nqyyia5pubamnhqgonegghrudm
Speaker comfort and increase of voice level in lecture rooms
2008
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
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Natural, spontaneous speech often shows extreme reductions of many speech segments, to the point of apparent deletion. ...
Degree of intensity dip has the strongest effect, with a minimal dip in intensity more likely to be perceived as 'kneel' and a strong dip in intensity more likely to be perceived as 'needle. ' The results ...
Using experimental data of wall-pressure fluctuations measured with a microphone array beneath several kinds of flows, a wave-number analysis based on recently developed signal processing methods --the ...
doi:10.1121/1.2934367
fatcat:xr6gp4ldo5bylnxytx2iumrdmi
Abstracts and Titles from the San Diego Biomedical Symposium, 1977
1978
IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering
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more of this high frequency than a region of lung with few vessels, and that pulmonary vascular patterns could be extracted using the Fraunhofer diffraction pattern sampling unit. ...
From experience with a prototype optical-digital system for automatic processing of coal worker's pneumoconiosis chest radiographs, it was hypothesized that lung regions with more vascularity would generate ...
Nine separate data sheets were developed, each covering a particular phase of the period, beginning with the Prenatal Data Sheet used at the time of the first visit to the obstetrician and ending with ...
doi:10.1109/tbme.1978.326321
fatcat:6ijzba5uqja2jnnikfip6vw5ri
The perceptual flow of phonetic feature processing
2008
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
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The model was also extended to include the out-of-phase secondary sound source of a single-channel, global active-noise-control ͑ANC͒ system. ...
AM 3759 3759 ͑slit and "wide obstacle" with two edges͒. The results have again been compared with Svensson's exact wave-theoretical secondary edge source model. ...
Secondary source distribution effect on active noise control robustness. ...
doi:10.1121/1.2935993
fatcat:l2ix2ph575gh7l27xtjq264qkm
Cross‐spectral synergy and consonant identification
2008
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
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The model was also extended to include the out-of-phase secondary sound source of a single-channel, global active-noise-control ͑ANC͒ system. ...
AM 3759 3759 ͑slit and "wide obstacle" with two edges͒. The results have again been compared with Svensson's exact wave-theoretical secondary edge source model. ...
Secondary source distribution effect on active noise control robustness. ...
doi:10.1121/1.2935680
fatcat:znwocm35unasharfwbcap5omim
Amplitude modulation depth discrimination in hearing‐impaired and normal‐hearing listeners
2008
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
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The model was also extended to include the out-of-phase secondary sound source of a single-channel, global active-noise-control ͑ANC͒ system. ...
AM 3759 3759 ͑slit and "wide obstacle" with two edges͒. The results have again been compared with Svensson's exact wave-theoretical secondary edge source model. ...
Secondary source distribution effect on active noise control robustness. ...
doi:10.1121/1.2935715
fatcat:qsqohnv63fdsjgegqb2h5s7r7q
Nonnative listeners prefer perceptual cues they know from their L1: Dutch listeners use vowel duration less than English listeners for English final /v/‐/f/
2008
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
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Front-end processing of a distant-talking speech interface for control of an interactive TV system. ...
For arbitrarily polygonal plates, a criterion for truncating the image source generation process is examined and used as a control parameter for the precision of the estimations. ...
Neural correlates of speech and non-speech processing: Role of language experience in brain activation. Alexis N. ...
doi:10.1121/1.2933287
fatcat:gqdetkftz5cmrghkql35figuw4
Across‐frequency processes involved in auditory detection of coloration
2008
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
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The model was also extended to include the out-of-phase secondary sound source of a single-channel, global active-noise-control ͑ANC͒ system. ...
AM 3759 3759 Acoustics'08 Paris ͑slit and "wide obstacle" with two edges͒. The results have again been compared with Svensson's exact wave-theoretical secondary edge source model. ...
Secondary source distribution effect on active noise control robustness. ...
doi:10.1121/1.2935741
fatcat:acaporn5qvgb5coauovqkbv6lq
Temporal suppression and augmentation of click-evoked otoacoustic emissions
2008
Hearing Research
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The model was also extended to include the out-of-phase secondary sound source of a single-channel, global active-noise-control ͑ANC͒ system. ...
AM 3759 3759 Acoustics'08 Paris ͑slit and "wide obstacle" with two edges͒. The results have again been compared with Svensson's exact wave-theoretical secondary edge source model. ...
Secondary source distribution effect on active noise control robustness. ...
doi:10.1016/j.heares.2008.09.008
pmid:18926894
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Temporal suppression and augmentation of click‐evoked otoacoustic emissions
2008
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
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The model was also extended to include the out-of-phase secondary sound source of a single-channel, global active-noise-control ͑ANC͒ system. ...
AM 3759 3759 Acoustics'08 Paris ͑slit and "wide obstacle" with two edges͒. The results have again been compared with Svensson's exact wave-theoretical secondary edge source model. ...
Secondary source distribution effect on active noise control robustness. ...
doi:10.1121/1.2935694
fatcat:z6yidzqqendznbmrczb3woaiv4
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