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A biologically oriented algorithm for spatial sound segregation

2020-11-04

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Listening in an acoustically cluttered scene remains a difficult task for both machines and hearing-impaired listeners. Normal-hearing listeners accomplish this task with relative ease by segregating the scene into its constituent sound sources, then selecting and attending to a target source. An assistive listening device that mimics the biological mechanisms underlying this behavior may provide an effective solu...

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6143ef04-485e-50be-877e-349cf9fcba94
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10.1101/2020.11.04.368548
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