Vol. 2 (2009): Binaural Processing and Spatial Hearing

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Proceedings of the International Symposium on Auditory and Audiological Research 2

Editors: Jörg M. Buchholz, Torsten Dau, Jakob Christensen-Dalsgaard, Torben Poulsen

Published: 2009-12-15

2009/1. Physiological measures and models of binaural hearing

Neural coding of ITD with bilateral cochlear implants: Effects of auditory experience

Kenneth E. Hancock, Victor Noel, Bertrand Delgutte

1-14
Physiological measurements of human binaural processing

Terence W. Picton, Bernhard Ross

15-28
Biophysics, neural processing and robotics of the lizard ear, a highly directional sensor

Jakob Christensen-Dalsgaard

29-36
Evaluation of cues for horizontal-plane localization with bilateral cochlear implants

Tamás Harczos, Stephan Werner, Gero Szepannek, Karlheinz Brandenburg

37-46
Modeling a damaged cochlea: beyond non-speech psychophysics

Morten L. Jepsen, Oded Ghitza, Torsten Dau

47-55
Spatial receptive elds of human auditory cortical neurons revealed by neuromagnetic recordings

Nelli H. Salminen, Hannu Tiitinen, Patrick J. C. May

57-60
Overview of numerical models of cell types in the cochlear nucleus

Stephan Werner, Tamás Harczos, Karlheinz Brandenburg

61-70

2009/2. Perceptual measures and models of spatial hearing

Binaural cues for detection of signals in noise: Experiments and models

Laurel H. Carney

71-82
From E-C theory to speech intelligibility in rooms

John Culling, Mathieu Lavandier, Sam Jelfs

83-92
Assessing the processing of interaural temporal disparities within high frequency stimuli via manipulations of the temporal signatures of their envelopes

Leslie R. Bernstein, Constantine Trahiotis

93-102
Human localization and performance measures

Dorte Hammershøi

103-112
Aural assessment by means of binaural algorithms −The AABBA project−

Jens Blauert, Jonas Braasch, Jörg Buchholz, H. Steven Colburn, Ute Jekosch, Armin Kohlrausch, John Mourjopoulos, Ville Pulkki, Alexander Raake

113-124
The effect of spectro-temporal integration in a probabilistic model for robust acoustic localization

Tobias May, Steven van de Par, Armin Kohlrausch

125-134
The role of envelope waveform in the processing of high- frequency interaural timing disparities

Mathias Dietz, Martin Klein-Hennig, Volker Hohmann, Stephan D. Ewert

135-144
Spatial hearing as a function of growth: how adults differ from children

Janina Fels

145-154
The effect of hearing loss on auditory spatial attention

Gurjit Singh, M. Kathleen Pichora-Fuller, Thomas Behrens, Tobias Neher

155-164
Perceptual effects of ambisonics on room auralization

Sylvain Favrot, Jörg Buchholz

165-174
A monaural masking release based on a similar mechanism as binaural unmasking

Nicholas R. Clark, Barrie A. Edmonds, Katrin Krumbholz

175-180
Comparison of decision criteria for interaural correlation discrimination

Helge Lüddemann, Helmut Riedel, Birger Kollmeier

181-190
No spatial release from amplitude modulation masking

Eric R. Thompson, Torsten Dau, Barbara G. Shinn-Cunningham

191-202
A binaural auditory model and applications to spatial sound evaluation

Marko Takanen, Gaëtan Lorho, Matti Karjalainen

203-212
Data-driven mask generation for source separation

Nilesh Madhu

213-222
Evaluation of a new stereophonic reproduction method with moving “sweet spot” using a binaural localization model

Sebastian Merchel, Stephan Groth

223-232
Perception of spatial distribution of wide sound sources

Olli Santala, Ville Pulkki

233-242
3D sound in the helicopter environment: localisation performance

David Sarafian, Lionel Pellieux, Jean-Christophe Bouy, Guillaume Andeol

243-252
Interval scaling of virtual sound sources when listening with one ear

Daniel E. Shub, Virginia M. Richards

253-262

2009/3. Speech processing and perception under adverse conditions

The precedence effect for speech and hearing impairment

Michael A. Akeroyd, Fiona H. Guy

263-274
Central auditory processing in the cocktail-party effect

Adelbert Bronkhorst

275-288
Speech intelligibility enhancement by early reflections

Iris Arweiler, Jörg Buchholz, Torsten Dau

289-298
Speech understanding in everyday life: the role of masking release, binaural unmasking, and linguistic proficiency

S. Theo Goverts, Joost M. Festen, Tammo Houtgast

299-304
Speech understanding and cognitive spare capacity

Sushmit Mishra, Mary Rudner, Thomas Lunner, Stefan Stenfelt, Jerker Rönnberg

305-314
Detection and identification of monaural and binaural pitch contours in dyslexic listeners

Sébastien Santurette, Torsten Dau, Hanne Poelmans, Heleen Luts, Jan Wouters

315-326
Fishing for meaningful units in connected speech

Peter Juel Henrichsen, Thomas Ulrich Chistiansen

327-334
Orientation abilities and intelligibility of speech in noise in single sided deaf persons provided with a bone-anchored hearing aid (BAHA)

Susanne Köbler, Karin Strömbäck, Susan Saeidi, Hans Christian Larsen, Konrád Konrádsson

335-342
Objective evaluations of two-stage binaural speech enhancement with Wiener filter for speech enhancement and sound localization

Junfeng Li, Shuichi Sakamoto, Satoshi Hongo, Masato Akagi, YÃ´iti Suzuki

343-352
Report on a binaural extension of the Speech Transmission Index method for nonlinear systems and narrowband interference

Anton Schlesinger, Juan-Pablo Ramirez, Jasper van Dorph Schuitman, Marinus M. Boone

353-362
Spatial release from masking for sentence recognition in noise

Juan-Pablo Ramirez, Maxime Kolly, Alexander Raake

363-370
Constancy in the perception of speech when the level of room-reflections varies

Athony Watkins, Simon Makin, Andrew Raimond

371-380
Test person operated 2-Alternative Forced Choice Audiometry compared to traditional audiometry

Jesper Hvass Schmidt, Christian Brandt, Jakob Christensen-Dalsgaard, Ture Andersen, Jesper Bælum, Torben Poulsen

381-390

2009/4. Recent concepts in binaural cochlear-implant and hearing-aid processing

Speech perception with combined electric acoustic stimulation (EAS) and bilateral cochlear implant in a multi source noise field

Uwe Baumann, Tobias Rader, Hugo Fastl

391-402
Perception of interaural time differences in electric and acoustic hearing

Bernhard Laback, Inge Zimmermann, Piotr Majdak

403-416
Speech intelligibility enhancement through binaural signal processing

Jorge Mejia, Harvey Dillon, Simon Carlile

417-424
A method for quantifying the effects of non-linear hearing- aid signal-processing on interaural level difference cues in conditions with multiple sound sources

Thomas Behrens, Patrick Maas, Tobias Neher

425-434
Natural directionality II: next generation asymmetric fitting

Lotte Hagen Hernvig, Charlotte Thunberg Jespersen

435-444
Noise reduction in modern hearing aids – long-term average gain measurements using speech

Karolina Smeds, Niklas Bergman, Sofia Hertzman, Torbjörn Nyman

445-452
Evaluating sound quality in hearing aids with reference test audiograms

Carsten Daugaard, Søren L. Jørgensen, Chris V. Jørgensen, Søren V. Legarth, Nick V. Zacharov

453-462
In-situ compression for vented fittings

Morten A. Nordahn

463-472
Finite-element simulation study of directional microphones

Mads Jakob Herring Jensen

473-480
Online self-help via controlled discussion forum

Elisabet Sundewall Thorén, Monica Svensson, Anna Törnqvist, Gerhard Andersson, Per Carlbring, Thomas Lunner

481-486
Perceptual audio evaluation by hearing-impaired listeners – some considerations on task training

Renskje K. Hietkamp, Martin R. Andersen, Thomas Lunner

487-496
Measures and perceptual correlates of signal envelope changes induced by hearing aid compression

René Burmand Johannesson, Justyna Walaszek

497-504
The influence of hearing-aid microphone location and room reverberation on better-ear effects

Tobias Neher, Claudia Breitsprecher, Søren Laugesen

505-512
Laboratory evaluation of directional preference: Effect of background noise location and stimulus type

Shilpi Banerjee

513-522
Evaluation of aided binaural processing in children with hearing impairment by integration and segregation tasks

Tatsuo Nakagawa

523-530

2009/A. Addendum

The advantage of spatial and vocal characteristics in the recognition of competing speech

Martin D. Vestergaard, D. Timothy Ives, Roy D. Patterson

535-544
Cross-frequency integration in inputs in a functional model of MSO

Ville Pulkki

545-553