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Intrinsic noise improves speech recognition in a computational model of the auditory pathway

2020-03-18

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Noise is generally considered to harm information processing performance. However, in the context of stochastic resonance, noise has been shown to improve signal detection of weak subthreshold signals, and it has been proposed that the brain might actively exploit this phenomenon. Especially within the auditory system, recent studies suggest that intrinsic noise plays a key role in signal processing and might even...

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Literature Corpus work: dc794443-cbe5-5dd5-98af-e6c150a96e6b
DOI: 10.1101/2020.03.16.993725

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