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Wayfinding by auditory cues in virtual environments
2015 IEEE Virtual Reality (VR), 2015This paper describes the use of 3D sound as a wayfinding tool in virtual environments. We present the design of a study and a pilot evaluation of the use of spatial sound as a wayfinding cue on navigation in virtual environments. A pilot study with four participants offered insights suggesting that auditory cues may have the potential to help users ...
Ayana Burkins, Regis Kopper
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Effects of Cueing in Auditory Temporal Masking
Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 2007Purpose In a landmark study, B. A. Wright et al. (1997) reported an apparent backward-masking deficit in language-learning-impaired children. Subsequently, the controversial interpretation of those results has been influential in guiding treatments for childhood language problems.
Ting, Zhang, Craig, Formby
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Measurement of Auditory Cues in Drivers' Distraction
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2010A driving simulator was used to examine the effects on driving performance of auditory cues in an in-vehicle information search task. Drivers' distraction by the search tasks was measured on a peripheral detection task. The difficulty of the search task was systematically varied to test the distraction caused by a quantified visual load.
Chih-Yung, Lin, Chun-Chia, Hsu
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The attenuation of auditory neglect by implicit cues
Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society, 2006This study examined implicit semantic and rhyming cues on perception of auditory stimuli among nonaphasic participants who suffered a lesion of the right cerebral hemisphere and auditory neglect of sound perceived by the left ear. Because language represents an elaborate processing of auditory stimuli and the language centers were intact among ...
A Rand, Coleman, J Michael, Williams
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Axon guidance cues in auditory development
The Anatomical Record Part A: Discoveries in Molecular, Cellular, and Evolutionary Biology, 2006AbstractThe innervation of the cochlear sensory epithelium is intricately organized, allowing the tonotopy established by the auditory hair cells to be maintained along the ascending auditory pathways. These auditory projections are patterned by several gene families that regulate neurite attraction and repulsion, known as axon guidance cues.
Audra, Webber, Yael, Raz
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Cues for Auditory Localization in the Rat
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1974Rats were trained to indicate the direction of a sound source under two conditions. The first task was set in an anechoic chamber with free-field stimuli. Tone bursts from 1 to 10 kHz were used. The relationship of mean correct responses to stimulus frequency was similar to those obtained with humans performing in localization studies.
F. Flammino, B. M. Clopton
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Video Shrinking by Auditory and Visual Cues
2009Video content is growing at an explosive rate nowadays. How to consume them efficiently is an important research point for years. Although the widely investigated video summarization solution can generate the main content of a video, it cannot ensure the coherence and apprehensibility of the original video.
Qianqian Xu 0001 +4 more
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Elevation as a cue for auditory distance perception
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of AmericaThis study examines the influence of angular elevation on auditory distance perception, drawing comparisons to previous findings in the visual modality. In experiment 1, twenty-two standing participants judged the distance to white noise bursts presented at fixed or roved intensities from loudspeakers placed at 2, 2.9, 4.2, and 6 m, either at ear-level
Laura Berenice Piceda +4 more
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The Predictability of Words as a Function of Auditory and Contextual Cues
Language and Speech, 1965To assess the effects on the predictability of speech of auditory context above and beyond structural environmental context, the “cloze” technique was used with aphasic and normal speech records. It was found both with regard to verbatim and form-class accuracy that subjects who listened to tape recordings while reading printed transcripts of the same ...
S, Fillenbaum, L V, Jones
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Invalid Cues Impair Auditory Motion Sensitivity
Perception, 2003Compelling lateral motion can be experienced when intensity differences between the two ears change over time. Whether our sensitivity to this dynamic interaural stimulation could be influenced by directional cues was the focus of the present study. On each trial, amplitude-modulated pure tones were presented either diotically (no-motion condition) or ...
Raymond M, Stanley, Nestor, Matthews
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