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Optimal features for auditory categorization

2018-09-08

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Humans and vocal animals use vocalizations (human speech or animal ‘calls’) to communicate with members of their species. A necessary function of auditory perception is to generalize across the high variability inherent in the production of these sounds and classify them into perceptually distinct categories (‘words’ or ‘call types’). Here, we demonstrate using an information-theoretic approach that production-inv...

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Literature Corpus work: 15e8002a-4b5d-5a75-bee6-034aefe14aa3
DOI: 10.1101/411611

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