Årg. 5 (2015): Individual Hearing Loss - Characterization, modelling, compensation strategies | Proceedings of the International Symposium on Auditory and Audiological Research

2015/1. Characterizing individual differences in hearing loss

Characterizing individual differences: Audiometric phenotypes of age-related hearing loss

Judy R. Dubno

1-10
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Beyond the audiogram: Influence of supra-threshold deficits associated with hearing loss and age on speech intelligibility

Agnès C. Léger, Christian Lorenzi, Brian C. J. Moore

11-22
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Characterizing individual differences in frequency coding: Implications for hidden hearing loss

Andrew J. Oxenham

23-33
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Relations between auditory brainstem response and threshold metrics in normal and impaired hearing listeners

Sarah Verhulst, Anoop Jagadeesh, Manfred Mauermann, Frauke Ernst

35-42
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Is cochlear gain reduction related to speech-in-babble performance?

Kristina DeRoy Milvae, Joshua M. Alexander, Elizabeth A. Strickland

43-50
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Effects of cochlear compression and frequency selectivity on pitch discrimination of complex tones with unresolved harmonics

Federica Bianchi, Michal Fereczkowski, Johannes Zaar, Sébastien Santurette, Torsten Dau

51-58
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Characterizing individual hearing loss using narrow-band loudness compensation

Dirk Oetting, Jens-E. Appell, Volker Hohmann, Stephan D. Ewert

59-66
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Evaluation of a clinical auditory profile in hearing-aid candidates

Nicoline Thorup, Sébastien Santurette, Søren Jørgensen, Erik Kjærbøl, Torsten Dau, Morten Friis

67-74
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Relating 2f1-f2 distortion product otoacoustic emission and equivalent rectangular bandwidth

Anders T. Christensen, Rodrigo Ordoñez, Dorte Hammershøi

75-79
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Individual differences on an auditory-visual speech perception test for people with hearing loss

Tatsuo Nakagawa

81-87
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2015/2. Hidden hearing loss: Neural degeneration in "normal" hearing

Towards a diagnostic test for hidden hearing loss

Christopher J. Plack, Garreth Prendergast, Karolina Kluk, Agnès Léger, Hannah Guest, Kevin J. Munro

89-99
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Evaluation of peripheral compression and auditory nerve fiber intensity coding using auditory steady-state responses

Gerard Encina-Llamas, James M. Harte, Torsten Dau, Bastian Epp

101-108
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Are temporary threshold shifts reflected in the auditory brainstem response?

Lou-Ann Christensen Andersen, Ture Andersen, Ellen Raben Pedersen, Jesper Hvass Schmidt

109-116
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Signs of noise-induced neural degeneration in humans

Pernille Holtegaard, Steen Østergaard Olsen

117-124
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2015/3. Modelling individual hearing impairment

Predictors of supra-threshold speech-in-noise intelligibility by hearing-impaired listeners

Peter T. Johannesen, Patricia Pérez-González, Sridhar Kalluri, José L. Blanco, Enrique A. Lopez-Poveda

125-136
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Neural modelling to relate individual differences in physiological and perceptual responses with sensorineural hearing loss

Michael G. Heinz

137-148
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Individual speech recognition in noise, the audiogram and more: Using automatic speech recognition (ASR) as a modelling tool

Birger Kollmeier, Marc René Schädler, Anna Warzybok, Bernd T. Meyer, Thomas Brand

149-156
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Modeling individual loudness perception in cochlear implant recipients with normal contralateral hearing

Josef Chalupper

157-164
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Modelling the effect of individual hearing impairment on sound localisation in sagittal planes

Robert Baumgartner, Piotr Majdak, Bernhard Laback

165-172
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Auditory-model based assessment of the effects of hearing loss and hearing-aid compression on spectral and temporal resolution

Borys Kowalewski, Ewen MacDonald, Olaf Strelcyk, Torsten Dau

173-180
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Simulating hearing loss with a transmission-line model for the optimization of hearing aids

Peter van Hengel

181-188
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Statistical representation of sound textures in the impaired auditory system

Richard McWalter, Torsten Dau

189-196
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Auditory model responses to harmonic and inharmonic complex tones: Effects of the cochlear amplifier

Václav Vencovský

197-204
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2015/4. Compensation strategies for hearing rehabilitation with hearing aids

Loss of speech perception in noise – causes and compensation

Jorge Mejia, Harvey Dillon, Richard Van Hoesel, Elizabeth Beach, Helen Glyde, Ingrid Yeend, Tim Beechey, Margo Mclelland, Anna O'Brien, Jörg Buchholz, Mridula Sharma, Joaquin Valderrama, Warwick Williams

205-216
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Cognitive compensation of speech perception in hearing loss: How and to what degree can it be achieved?

Deniz Başkent, Pranesh Bhargava, Jefta Saija, Jeanne Clarke, Michel R. Benard, Carina Pals, Anastasios Sarampalis, Anita Wagner, Etienne Gaudrain

217-228
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Preference for compression speed in hearing aids for speech and music and its relationship to sensitivity to temporal fine structure

Brian C. J. Moore, Aleksander P. Sęk

229-236
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Individual factors in speech recognition with binaural multi-microphone noise reduction: Measurement and prediction

Tobias Neher, Jacob Aderhold, Daniel Marquardt, Thomas Brand

237-244
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Can individualised acoustical transforms in hearing aids improve perceived sound quality?

Søren Laugesen, Niels Søgaard Jensen, Filip Marchman Rønne, Julie Hefting Pedersen

245-252
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A profiling system for the assessment of individual needs for rehabilitation with hearing aids

Wouter Dreschler, Inge Brons

253-260
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Predicting individual hearing-aid preference in the field using laboratory paired comparisons

Martin Dahlquist, Josefina Larsson, Sofia Hertzman, Florian Wolters, Karolina Smeds

261-268
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Relating hearing aid users’ preferred noise reduction setting to different measures of noise tolerance and distortion sensitivity

Tobias Neher, Kirsten C. Wagener, Markus Meis, Rosa-Linde Fischer

269-276
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For hearing aid noise reduction, babble is not just babble

Helen Connor Sørensen, Charlotte T. Jespersen

277-284
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Promoting off-axis listening and preserving spatial cues with Binaural Directionality II

Tobias Piechowiak, Jesper Udesen, Kimi Moeller, Fredrik Gran, Andrew Dittberner

285-292
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Effects of dynamic-range compression on temporal acuity

Alan Wiinberg, Morten Løve Jepsen, Bastian Epp, Torsten Dau

293-300
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Effects of time of day and cognitive load on aided performance

Sharon A. Sandridge, Lia M. Santiago, Craig W. Newman, Thomas Behrens

301-308
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2015/5. Compensation strategies for rehabilitation with cochlear implants

Compensating for impaired prosody perception in cochlear implant recipients: A novel approach using speech preprocessing

Felix Kuhnke, Lorenz Jung, Tamás Harczos

309-316
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Frequency selectivity improvements in individual cochlear implant users with a biologically-inspired preprocessing algorithm

Florian Langner, Tim Jürgens

317-324
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Simple spectral subtraction method enhances speech intelligibility in noise for cochlear implant listeners

Matthias Leimeister, Csanád Egervári, Felix Kuhnke, Anja Chilian, Charlott Voigt, Tamás Harczos

325-332
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Perceptual space induced by cochlear implant all-polar stimulation mode

Jeremy Marozeau, Colette McKay

333-339
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Coding of interaural phase differences in BiCI users

Stefan Zirn, Susan Arndt, Thomas Wesarg

341-348
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Long-term changes in music perception in Korean cochlear implant listeners

Gwanghui Ryu, Yang-Sun Cho

349-356
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2015/6. Speech intelligibility in noise: Evaluation and modelling

Best application of head-related transfer functions for competing voices speech recognition in hearing-impaired listeners

Lars Bramsløw, Marianna Vatti, Renskje K. Hietkamp, Niels Henrik Pontoppidan

357-363
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Effects of auditory acclimatization to bilateral amplification on audio-visual sentence-in-noise processing and speech-evoked potentials

Julia Habicht, Mareike Finke, Birger Kollmeier, Tobias Neher

365-372
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Impact of background noise and sentence complexity on cognitive processing demands

Dorothea Wendt, Torsten Dau, Jens Hjortkjær

373-380
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Subjective listening effort and electrodermal activity in listening situations with reverberation and noise

Inga Holube, Kristina Haeder, Christina Imbery, Ralf Heindorf, Reinhard Weber

381-388
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Lateralized speech perception in normal-hearing and hearing-impaired listeners and its relationship to temporal processing

Gusztáv Lőcsei, Juie Hetfing Pedersen, Søren Laugesen, Sébastien Santurette, Torsten Dau, Ewen N. MacDonald

389-396
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Predicting masking release of lateralized speech

Alexandre Chabot-Leclerc, Ewen N. MacDonald, Torsten Dau

397-404
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Perceptual equivalence of test lists in a monosyllabic speech test with different hearing thresholds

Alexandra Winkler, Britta Jensen, Thomas Brand, Inga Holube

405-412
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2015/7. Novel methods for behavioral & objective assessment of hearing function

Investigating low-frequency compression using the Grid method

Michal Fereczkowski, Torsten Dau, Ewen N. MacDonald

413-420
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Simultaneous measurement of auditory-steady-state responses and otoacoustic emissions to estimate peripheral compression

Raul H. Sanchez, Bastian Epp

421-428
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Contralateral masking for monaural speech intelligibility measurements with hearing aids in free-field speech conditions

Gertjan Dingemanse, Bas Franck

429-436
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Audio-visual speech stimuli for the study of lip-reading and multi-sensory integration abilities in hearing-impaired individuals

Maren Stropahl, Stefan Debener

437-444
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A smartphone-based, privacy-aware recording system for the assessment of everyday listening situations

Sven Kissner, Inga Holube, Joerg Bitzer

445-452
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A new tool for subjective assessment of hearing aid performance: Analyses of Interpersonal Communication

Richard Paluch, Matthias Latzel, Markus Meis

453-460
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Evaluating outcome of auditory training

Anna Leth Kristiansen, Carsten Daugaard

461-468
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Sensitivity to angular and radial source movements in anechoic and echoic single- and multi-source scenarios for listeners with normal and impaired hearing

Micha Lundbeck, Giso Grimm, Volker Hohmann, Søren Laugesen, Tobias Neher

469-476
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Effect of harmonic rank on the streaming of complex tones

Sara M. K. Madsen, Torsten Dau, Brian C. J. Moore

477-483
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An objective measurement of TMTF by using envelope of cABR

Takashi Morimoto, Gaku Yabushita, Yoh-Ich Fujisaka, Takeshi Nakaichi, Yasuhide Okamoto, Ayako Kanno, Sho Kanzaki, Kaoru Ogawa

485-491
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Discrimination scores used in medico-legal assessment of hearing disabilities

Ellen Raben Pedersen, Peter Møller Juhl, Randi Wetke, Ture Andersen

493-500
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Årg. 5 (2015): Individual Hearing Loss - Characterization, modelling, compensation strategies

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2015/1. Characterizing individual differences in hearing loss

2015/2. Hidden hearing loss: Neural degeneration in "normal" hearing

2015/3. Modelling individual hearing impairment

2015/4. Compensation strategies for hearing rehabilitation with hearing aids

2015/5. Compensation strategies for rehabilitation with cochlear implants

2015/6. Speech intelligibility in noise: Evaluation and modelling

2015/7. Novel methods for behavioral & objective assessment of hearing function

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