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Separable neural representations of sound sources: Speaker identity and musical timbre

2019-07-17

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<p>Human listeners can quickly and easily recognize different sound sources (objects and events) in their environment. Understanding how this impressive ability is accomplished can improve signal processing and machine intelligence applications along with assistive listening technologies. However, it is not clear how the brain represents the many sounds that humans can recognize (such as speech and music) at the l...

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Literature Corpus work: 9196c580-6df0-5a13-8090-5b85c13e38ea
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/q2fjm

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