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Insights into dynamic sound localisation: A direction-dependent comparison between human listeners and a Bayesian model

2024-04-29

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Self-motion is an essential but often overlooked component of sound localisation. While the directional information of a source is implicitly contained in head-centred acoustic cues, that acoustic input needs to be continuously combined with sensorimotor information about the head orientation in order to decode these cues to a world-centred frame of reference. On top of that, the use of head movement significantly...

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6dca4733-8375-55eb-acc8-6d281d58d266
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10.1101/2024.04.26.591250
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