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Non-linear Sensitivity to Binaural Interaural Correlation Changes: The Impact of Correlation Change and Interaural Delay

2026-06-05

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<p>Human listeners’ ability to detect a binaural interaural correlation (BIAC) change is crucial for auditory scene analysis. The present study investigated whether human listeners can detect a binaurally correlation-changed arbitrary-noise fragment [a ‘break’ in correlation, break in interaural correlation (BIAC)] embedded in binaurally steady-noise markers, and further examined how this detection sensitivity is...

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10.31234/osf.io/a4wq6_v1
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