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A Computational Model of Auditory Selective Attention
2004
IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks
The auditory system must separate an acoustic mixture in order to create a perceptual description of each sound source. It has been proposed that this is achieved by a process of auditory scene analysis (ASA) in which a number of streams are produced, each describing a single sound source. Few computer models of ASA attempt to incorporate attentional effects, since ASA is typically seen as a precursor to attentional mechanisms. This assumption may be flawed: recent work has suggested that
doi:10.1109/tnn.2004.832710
pmid:15484891
fatcat:sckrpsvrkjexbfglobgmcagqlq