Giguére et al., 1999 - Google Patents
Computational modeling of outer hair cell damage: Implications for hearing aid signal processingGiguére et al., 1999
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- Giguére C
- Smoorenburg G
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- Psychophysics, physiology and models of hearing
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This paper describes a number of computer simulations illustrating the main effects of outer hair loss upon the representation of sounds on the basilar membrane. These include (1) a basalward shift of the place of maximum vibration,(2) a decreased gain near the place of …
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