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Title: Lecture 11 - Higher Auditory Perception


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Lecture 11 - Higher Auditory Perception
  • Audibility Function (AF)
  • Loudness Perception
  • Frequency Discrimination
  • Pitch Perception
  • Speech Perception
  • Hearing Loss

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Higher Auditory Perception
  • Audibility Function (AF)
  • Loudness Perception
  • Frequency Discrimination
  • Pitch Perception
  • Speech Perception
  • Hearing Loss

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Audibility Function (AF)
  • sensitivity vs. frequency
  • range of audible frequencies
  • note threshold minimum detection amplitude

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Higher Auditory Perception
  • Audibility Function (AF)
  • Loudness Perception
  • Frequency Discrimination
  • Pitch Perception
  • Speech Perception
  • Hearing Loss

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Loudness Perception
  • perceived loudness depends on frequency
  • equal loudness contours
  • magnitude estimation
  • power law
  • neural encoding of loudness
  • beats
  • loudness modulation

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  • slide 12 - see textbook Fig. 10.23

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Loudness Perception
  • Beats
  • variations in loudness over time
  • change in relative phase over time
  • need 2 close frequencies

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Higher Auditory Perception
  • Audibility Function (AF)
  • Loudness Perception
  • Frequency Discrimination
  • Pitch Perception
  • Speech Perception
  • Hearing Loss

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Frequency Discrimination
  • frequency tuning curves
  • increase in firing to increase in loudness
  • increase in firing to characteristic frequency
  • noise masking
  • bandpass filters
  • threshold elevation
  • binaural unmasking

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Frequency Discrimination
  • Frequency Sharpening
  • lateral inhibition

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  • slide 20 - see textbook Fig. 10.25

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Higher Auditory Perception
  • Audibility Function (AF)
  • Loudness Perception
  • Frequency Discrimination
  • Pitch Perception
  • Speech Perception
  • Hearing Loss

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Pitch Perception
  • pitch vs. frequency
  • pitch is the perceptual quality associated with
    frequency
  • harmonics
  • multiples of a fundamental frequency
  • timbre
  • unique harmonic pattern associated with a musical
    instrument

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Higher Auditory Perception
  • Audibility Function (AF)
  • Loudness Perception
  • Frequency Discrimination
  • Pitch Perception
  • Speech Perception
  • Hearing Loss

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Speech Perception
  • phoneme
  • unit of speech (speech sound unit)
  • e.g. /d/ /p/
  • (i.e. written this way, refers to the sound the
    letter makes)

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Speech Perception
  • spectrogram
  • frequency pattern over time
  • neural responses to speech sounds
  • feature detectors for speech
  • perceived boundaries of speech
  • sentence boundaries
  • word boundaries

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Speech Perception
  • Context Effects
  • Marzi doats n doze edoats n lidul lamzey divey
  • meaning provides boundary cues
  • Ladle Rat Rotten Hut
  • misleading spelling affects perception

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Higher Auditory Perception
  • Audibility Function (AF)
  • Loudness Perception
  • Frequency Discrimination
  • Pitch Perception
  • Speech Perception
  • Hearing Loss

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Hearing Loss
  • conduction loss
  • sensory/neural loss
  • speech sounds
  • high frequency loss

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Hearing Loss
  • conduction loss
  • outer or middle ear
  • problems in mechanical transmission
  • sensory/neural loss
  • inner ear or auditory cortex
  • may be frequency-specific
  • presbycusis

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Hearing Loss
  • temporary damage to inner ear
  • aspirin
  • nicotine
  • speech sounds
  • high frequency loss
  • could make /s/ and /f/ inaudible

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Sound Localization (contd)
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