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Pure tone discrimination with cochlear implants and filter-band spread [PDF]
Scientific Reports, 2021 For many cochlear implant (CI) users, frequency discrimination is still challenging. We studied the effect of frequency differences relative to the electrode frequency bands on pure tone discrimination.
Luise Wagner +3 more
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1966 The pure-tone power levels for several types of axial flow fans of less than 12-in. diameter have been determined under different loads and mounting conditions. The method described by Maling and Nordby [Paper J65 in Proceedings of the Fifth International Congress on Acoustics, 1965, Liège, D. E. Commins, Ed.
Knut Nordby, K. K. Woehrle
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Discriminability of Pure-Tone Sequences
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1972 The detectability of small changes in the frequency of one of the components of a ten-tone sequence was investigated with a same-different psychophysical method. The tones were 40 msec in duration, were randomly selected from the frequency range 250–750 Hz, and were presented at 75 dB SPL.
Charles S. Watson, H. W. Wroton
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Frequency Characteristics of AEPs in Normal Young Adults and Comparison of Their Response Threshold and Pure Tone Audiometry Threshold [PDF]
Fayixue Zazhi, 2020 Objective The tests of three types of auditory evoked potentials （AEPs） were performed on normal young adults, to understand the frequency characteristics of different testing methods and the relationship between response threshold and pure tone ...
CHENG Long-long*, LUO Fang-liang*, XIONG Yan-he, et al
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CORRELATION BETWEEN PURE TONE THRESHOLDS AND SPEECH THRESHOLDS [PDF]
Human Research in Rehabilitation, 2021 Speech detection threshold (SDT) depends on audibility alone, whereas speech recognition threshold (SRT) requires the stimuli to be heard and identified.
Lidija Ristovska +4 more
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Journal of Medical and Scientific Research, 2022 Background: Chronic otitis media is a condition commonly presenting with tympanic membrane perforation and resulting in conductive hearing loss.
Naseema N, Ravindran D, Santhi T
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Frontiers in Neuroscience, 2021 Hearing loss is a modifiable risk factor for dementia and cognitive decline. However, the association between cognition and hearing acuity at different frequencies is unknown.
Yi Xu +17 more
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PLoS ONE, 2020 Introduction Hearing loss (HL) is a frequent problem among the elderly and has been studied in many cohort studies. However, pure tone audiometry—the gold standard—is rather time-consuming and costly for large population-based studies.
B. Oosterloo +5 more
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A Preliminary Investigation on Frequency Dependant Cues for Human Emotions
Acoustics, 2022 The recent advances in Human-Computer Interaction and Artificial Intelligence have significantly increased the importance of identifying human emotions from different sensory cues.
Manish Kumar +2 more
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International Journal of Audiology, 2020 Objective: COVID-19 has been prohibitive to traditional audiological services. No- or low-touch audiological assessment outside a sound-booth precludes test batteries including bone conduction audiometry.
Karina C. De Sousa +4 more
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