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A Miniature Inductive Encoder for Linear Displacement Measurement. [PDF]
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Note on Pitch Discrimination Learning
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1968Miller (1956) has suggested that the number of stimuli which can be identified in an "absolute" discrimination task is 7-1 2, about 2.8 bits of transmitted information. Considering the abiliry of the human operator to handle very large amounts of stimulus information, under optimum conditions one might intuitively expect absolute discrimination to ...
M A, Vianello, S H, Evans
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Macaque monkeys discriminate pitch relationships
Cognition, 2004This study demonstrates that non-human primates can categorize the direction of the pitch change of tones in a sequence. Two Macaca fascicularis were trained in a positive-reinforcement behavioral paradigm in which they listened to sequences of a variable number of different acoustic items.
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The Role of Pitch Memory in Pitch Discrimination and Pitch Matching
Journal of Voice, 2007Accurate control of vocal pitch (fundamental frequency) requires coordination of sensory and motor systems. Previous research has supported the relationship between perceptual accuracy and vocal pitch matching accuracy. The purpose of this study was to investigate the role of memory for pitch in pitch matching and pitch discrimination ability.
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Pitch-change detection and pitch-direction discrimination in children.
Psychomusicology: Music, Mind, and Brain, 2013The present study investigated developmental changes in the ability to detect a change in pitch and to discriminate the direction of a pitch change using pitch glides. Adaptive-tracking procedures established separate thresholds for both of these abilities in musically untrained participants across nine age-groups (5-, 6-, 7-, 8-, 9-, 10-, 11-, 13-year-
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Pitch discrimination interference: The role of pitch pulse asynchrony
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2005Gockel, Carlyon, and Plack [J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 116, 1092–1104 (2004)] showed that discrimination of the fundamental frequency (F0) of a target tone containing only unresolved harmonics was impaired when an interfering complex tone with fixed F0 was added to the target, but filtered into a lower frequency region. This pitch discrimination interference (
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Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1957
Since Zwaardemaker (i) stated that older people grow increasingly less sensitive to tones of high frequency, several authors (2-5) have determined the hearing losses as functions of age and sex. Moreover, Crowe and co-workers (6), and Fieandt & Saxen (7) have studied the pathological anatomy of the human ear affected by high tone deafness.
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Since Zwaardemaker (i) stated that older people grow increasingly less sensitive to tones of high frequency, several authors (2-5) have determined the hearing losses as functions of age and sex. Moreover, Crowe and co-workers (6), and Fieandt & Saxen (7) have studied the pathological anatomy of the human ear affected by high tone deafness.
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Pitch discrimination interference: Monaural and binaural pitches
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2007Fundamental frequency (F0) discrimination between two sequentially presented complex (target) tones can be impaired in the presence of an additional complex tone (the interferer) filtered into a remote spectral region [H. Gockel, R. P. Carlyon, and C. J. Plack, J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 116, 1092–1104 (2004)].
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