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Interference of mid-level sound statistics underlie human speech recognition sensitivity in natural noise

2024-02-14

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Recognizing speech in noise, such as in a busy restaurant, is an essential cognitive skill where the task difficulty varies across environments and noise levels. Although there is growing evidence that the auditory system relies on statistical representations for perceiving 1-5 and coding 4,6-9 natural sounds, it’s less clear how statistical cues and neural representations contribute to segregating speech in nat...

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Literature Corpus work: 5e287d1e-16fe-5f16-a814-7388945f3205
DOI: 10.1101/2024.02.13.579526

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