Vol. 7 (2019): Auditory Learning in Biological and Artificial Systems

Auditory Learning in Biological and Artificial Systems

Proceedings of the International Symposium on Auditory and Audiological Research 7

Editors: Abigail Anne Kressner, Jonathan Regev, Jakob Christensen-Dalsgaard, Lisbeth Tranebjærg, Sébastien Santurette, and Torsten Dau

Published: 2020-03-26

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2019/1. Auditory precision medicine

The implementation of efficient hearing tests using machine learning

Josef Schlittenlacher, Richard E. Turner, Brian C. J. Moore

1-12
From derived-band envelope-following responses to individualized models of near- and supra-threshold hearing deficits

Sarineh Keshishzadeh, Sarah Verhulst

13-20
Neural health in cochlear implant users with ipsilateral residual hearing

Marina Imsiecke, Andreas Büchner, Thomas Lenarz, Waldo Nogueira

21-28
Towards unblinding the surgeons: Complex electrical impedance for electrode array insertion guidance in cochlear implantation

Nauman Hafeez, Xinli Du, Nikolaos Boulgouris, Philip Begg, Richard Irving, Chris Coulsan, Guillaume Tourrels

29-36

2019/2. Learning from natural sounds

Timing of turn taking between normal-hearing and hearing-impaired interlocutors

Anna Josefine Munch Sørensen, Ewen N MacDonald, Thomas Lunner

37-44
The effect of harmonic number and pitch salience on the ability to understand speech-on-speech based on differences in fundamental frequency

Sara Miay Kim Madsen, Torsten Dau, Andrew J Oxenham

45-52
Perceptual learning and speech perception: A new hypothesis

Karen Banai, Limor Lavie

53-60
The effect of conversational task on turn taking in dialogue

Sam Watson, Anna Josefine Munch Sørensen, Ewen MacDonald

61-68
Duration threshold for identifying speech samples for different phonemes

Hendrik Husstedt, Simone Wollermann, Daniel Bank, Mario Schinnerl, Marlitt Frenz, Jürgen Tchorz

69-76
Assessing the impact of fundamental frequency on speech intelligibility in competing-talker scenarios

Paolo A. Mesiano, Johannes Zaar, Lars Bramsløw, Niels H. Pontoppidan, Torsten Dau

77-84
Effects of noise and L2 on the timing of turn taking in conversation

Anna Josefine Munch Sørensen, Michal Fereczkowski, Ewen N MacDonald

85-92
Rapid perceptual learning of time-compressed speech and the perception of natural fast speech in older adults with presbycusis

Tali Rotman, Limor Lavie, Karen Banai

93-100

2019/3. Machine listening and intelligent auditory signal processing

The next generation of audio intelligence: A survey-based perspective on improving audio analysis

Björn Schuller, Shahin Amiriparian, Gil Keren, Alice Baird, Maximilian Schmitt, Nicholas Cummins

101-112
Prediction of speech intelligibility with DNN-based performance measures

Angel Mario Castro Martinez, Constantin Spille, Birger Kollmeier, Bernd T. Meyer

113-124
Evaluation of a notched-noise test on a mobile phone

Petteri Hyvärinen, Michal Fereczkowski, Ewen N MacDonald

125-132
Using a deep neural network to speed up a model of loudness for time-varying sounds

Josef Schlittenlacher, Richard Turner, Brian C. J. Moore

133-140
Learning about perception of temporal fine structure by building audio codecs

Lars Villemoes, Arijit Biswas, Heiko Purnhagen, Heidi-Maria Lehtonen

141-148
Computational investigation of visually guided learning of spatially aligned auditory maps in the colliculus

Timo Oess, Marc O. Ernst, Heiko Neumann

149-156
“Psychophysical” modulation transfer functions in a deep neural network trained for natural sound recognition

Takuya Koumura, Hiroki Terashima, Shigeto Furukawa

157-164

2019/4. Novel directions in hearing-instrument technology

Using response times to speech-in-noise to measure the influence of noise reduction on listening effort

Ilja Reinten, Inge de Ronde-Brons, Maj van den Tillaart-Haverkate, Rolph Houben, Wouter Dreschler

165-172
Hearing examinations in Southern Denmark (HESD): Database description and preprocessing

Manuella Lech Cantuaria, Ellen Raben Pedersen, Mette Sørensen, Frans Boch Waldorff, Jesper Hvass Schmidt

173-180
Investigating the relationship between spectro-temporal modulation detection, aided speech perception, and directional noise reduction preference in hearing-impaired listeners

Johannes Zaar, Lisbeth Birkelund Simonsen, Thomas Behrens, Torsten Dau, Søren Laugesen

181-188
Effects of directional hearing aid processing and motivation on EEG responses to continuous noisy speech

Tobias Neher, Bojana Mirkovic, Stefan Debener

189-196
Adaptation to hearing-aid microphone modes in a dynamic localisation task

William M Whitmer, Nadja Schinkel-Bielefeld, David McShefferty, Cecil Wilson, Graham Naylor

197-204
The vent effect in instant ear tips and its impact on the fitting of modern hearing aids

Sueli Aparecida Caporali, Jens Cubick, Jasmina Catic, Anne Damsgaard, Erik Schmidt

205-212
Individual hearing aid benefit: Ecological momentary assessment of hearing abilities

Petra von Gablenz, Ulrik Kowalk, Jörg Bitzer, Markus Meis, Inga Holube

213-220
Hearing-aid settings in connection to supra-threshold auditory processing deficits

Raul H Sanchez-Lopez, Torsten Dau, Morten Løve Jepsen

221-228
Hearing aid feature profiles: The success of rehabilitation

Simon E Lansbergen, MSc, Wouter A Dreschler, PhD

229-236
Using BEAR data to obtain reduced versions of the SSQ-12 and IOI-HA-7 questionnaires

Tobias Piechowiak, David Zapala

237-264
Perceptual evaluation of six hearing-aid processing strategies from the perspective of auditory profiling: Insights from the BEAR project

Mengfan Wu, Raul Sanchez Lopez, Mouhamad El-Haj-Ali, Silje Grini Nielsen, Michal Fereczkowski, Torsten Dau, Sébastien Santurette, Tobias Neher

265-272
Assessing daily-life benefit from hearing aid noise management: SSQ12 vs. ecological momentary assessment

Line Storm Andersen, Klaudia Edinger Andersson, Mengfan Wu, Niels Pontoppidan, Lars Bramsløw, Tobias Neher

273-280
Robust auditory profiling: Improved data-driven method and profile definitions for better hearing rehabilitation

Raul H Sanchez-Lopez, Michal Fereczkowski, Tobias Neher, Sébastien Santurette, Torsten Dau

281-288
Subjective loudness ratings of vehicle noise with the hearing aid fitting methods NAL-NL2 and trueLOUDNESS

Dirk Oetting, Jörg-Hendrik Bach, Melanie Krueger, Matthias Vormann, Michael Schulte, Markus Meis

289 - 296
A word elicitation study including the development of scales characterizing aided listening experience

Dorte Hammershøi, Anne Wolff, Lykke J. Andersen, Rikke L. Mortensen, Mads D. Nielsen, Stefanie A. Larsen

297-304
Improving robustness of adaptive beamforming for hearing devices

Alastair Moore, Patrick Naylor, Mike Brookes

305-316
How to compare hearing-aid processing of real speech and a speech-modified stimulus for objective validation of hearing-aid fittings?

Søren Laugesen

317-324
Benefit from different beamforming schemes in bilateral hearing aid users: Do binaural hearing abilities matter?

Matthias Latzel, Kirsten Christine Wagener, Matthias Vormann, Tobias Neher

325-332

2019/5. Other topics in auditory and audiological research

Feature-based audiovisual speech integration of multiple streams

Juan Camilo Gil-Carvajal, Jean-Luc Schwartz, Torsten Dau, Tobias Søren Andersen

333-340
Auditory adaptation in real and virtual rooms

Florian Klein, Stephan Werner, Georg Götz, Karlheinz Brandenburg

341-348
Audio-visual sound localization in virtual reality

Thirsa Huisman, Tobias Piechowiak, Torsten Dau, Ewen MacDonald

349-356
A method for evaluating audio-visual scene analysis in multi-talker environments

Kasper Duemose Lund, Axel Ahrens, Torsten Dau

357-364
Investigating pupillometry as a reliable measure of individual’s listening effort

Mihaela-Beatrice Neagu, Torsten Dau, Petteri Hyvärinen, Per Bækgaard, Thomas Lunner, Dorothea Wendt

365-372
Potential of self-conducted speech audiometry with smart speakers

Jasper Ooster, Kirsten C. Wagener, Melanie Krueger, Jörg-Hendrik Bach, Bernd T Meyer

373-380
“Yes, I have experienced that!” – How daily life experiences may be harvested from new hearing aid users

Katja Lund, Rodrigo Ordoñez, Jens Bo Nielsen, Dorte Hammershøi

381-388
Speech related hearing aid benefit index derived from standardized self-reported questionnaire data

Sreeram Kaithali Narayanan, Tobias Piechowiak, Anne Wolff, Sabina S. Houmøller, Vijay Kumar Narne, Gérard Loquet, Dan Dupont Hougaard, Michael Gaihede, Jesper Hvass Schmidt, Dorte Hammershøi

389-396
Applicability and outcomes of a test for binaural phase sensitivity in elderly listeners

Inga Holube, Theresa Nuesse, Olaf Strelcyk, Annaeus Wiltfang, Petra von Gablenz, Anne Schlueter

397-404
Task repetition influence on pupil response during encoding of auditory information in normal-hearing adults

Miseung Koo, Myung-Whan Suh, Jun Ho Lee, Seung-Ha Oh, Moo Kyun Park

405-412
Development of a Danish test material for assessing speech-in-noise reception in school-age children

Shno Koiek, Jens Bo Nielsen, Laila Kjærbæk, Maria Baltzer Gormsen, Tobias Neher

413-420
Looking for objective correlates between tinnitus and cochlear synaptopathy

Chiara Casolani, James Michael Harte, Bastian Epp

421-428
Comparison of clinical feasibility of behavioural and physiological estimates of peripheral compression

Michal Fereczkowski, Torsten Dau, Ewen Neale MacDonald

429-436
Characterizing the speech-in-noise abilities of school-age children with a history of middle-ear diseases

Shno Koiek, Jens Bo Nielsen, Christian Brandt, Jesper Hvass Schmidt, Tobias Neher

437-444
Analysis of a forward masking paradigm proposed to estimate cochlear compression using an auditory nerve model and signal detection theory

Jens Thuren Lindahl, Gerard Encina-Llamas, Bastian Epp

445-452
Physiological correlates of masking release

Hyojin Kim, Bastian Epp

453-460
A comparison of two measures of subcortical responses to ongoing speech: Preliminary results

Florine Lena Bachmann, Ewen MacDonald, Jens Hjortkjær

461-468
Provoking and minimising potentially destructive binaural stimulation effects in auditory steady-state response (ASSR) measurements

Sam David Watson, Søren Laugesen, Bastian Epp

469-476