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Sufficiency of ITD for (biased) human auditory azimuthal perception

2024-11-05

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Experiments on human auditory perception have shown that interaural time difference (ITD) is sufficient to generate spatial percepts, even though stimuli containing only the ITD cue are perceived as being emitted from inside the head instead of from external locations at specific azimuths. These experiments are thus interpreted as “lateralization” instead of “localization” tasks. In fact, lateralized spatial perce...

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d16e4399-e77a-548c-b13b-db22b50eac53
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10.1101/2024.11.05.622135
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