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Effects of artifact rejection and Bayesian weighting on the auditory brainstem response during quiet and active behavioral conditions

Sanchez et al., 2006

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8883511608047484091
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Sanchez J
Gans D
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American journal of audiology

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Purpose To evaluate the effects of 2 noise reduction techniques on the auditory brainstem response (ABR). Method ABRs of 20 normal hearing adults were recorded during quiet and active behavioral conditions using 2 stimulus intensity levels. Wave V amplitudes and …
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