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Understanding low-pass-filtered Mandarin sentences: Effects of fundamental frequency contour and single-channel noise suppression
2018
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
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The present work assessed the effects of flattening the fundamental frequency (F0) 29 contour and processing by single-channel noise suppression on the intelligibility of low-pass 30 (LP)-filtered (LPF) sentences. The original F0 contour was replaced by an average flat F0 contour 31 or treated by single-channel noise suppression, followed by application of LP filtering to Mandarin 32 sentences. Processed stimuli were presented to normal-hearing listeners to recognize. Flattening the 33 F0
doi:10.1121/1.5025168
pmid:29604692
fatcat:3zmpzpncyffddemmpyt7w7xumm