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At first sight hypertext does not look !ike a good subject for research on coherence. Hypertext is non-linear text, and coherence is typically defined for linear text. So coherence does not seem to be involved in hypertext at all.
Fritz, Gerd
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Spectral integration of interaural time differences in auditory localization [PDF]
This study investigates how the auditory system integrates spatial information across frequency. In experiment 1, discrimination thresholds for interaural time differences (ITDs) were measured as a function of both reference ITD and center frequency (CF)
Buchholz, Jörg +6 more
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Binaural Dereverberation Based on a Dual-Channel Wiener Filter with Optimized Noise Field Coherence
In this paper a novel speech enhancement algorithm for binaural dereverberation is proposed. It is based on a multichannel Wiener filter approach, which is optimized for the application to digital hear-ing aids and binaural telephony headsets.
Peter Vary +3 more
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Coherence in the Process of Legal Proof [PDF]
The concept of coherence has long been thought to provide answers to a number of classical philosophical questions in metaphysics, epistemology and elsewhere.
Borg, Callum
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A Corrective to Bovens and Hartmann's Measure of Coherence [PDF]
Bovens and Hartmann (2003a, 2003b) propose to analyze coherence as a confidence-boosting property. On the basis of this idea, they construct a new probabilistic theory of coherence.
Meijs, Wouter
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Interaural Temporal Differences.
Depending on the position of the source, the emitted sound needs a different amount of time to travel to the individual ears. By estimating this interaural delay, the listener is able to identify the position of the source.
Thomas Reineking (753224) +3 more
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Day ML, Semple MN. Frequency-dependent interaural delays in the medial superior olive: implications for interaural cochlear delays.
Mitchell L Day, Malcolm N Semple
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Interaural intensity difference limen.
The ability to judge the direction (the azimuth) of a sound source and to discriminate it from others is often essential to flyers. A major factor in the judgment process is the interaural intensity difference that the pilot can perceive.
Rowland, Roy C. +2 more
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An extension of the Jot reverberator is presented, producing binaural late reverberation where the interaural coherence can be controlled as a function of frequency such that it matches the frequency-dependent interaural coherence of a reference binaural room impulse response (BRIR).
Menzer, Fritz, Faller, Christof
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