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General neural mechanisms can account for rising slope preference in localization of ambiguous sounds

2019-06-29

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Sound localization in reverberant environments is a difficult task that human listeners perform effortlessly. Many neural mechanisms have been proposed to account for this behavior. Generally they rely on emphasizing localization information at the onset of the incoming sound while discarding localization cues that arrive later. We modelled several of these mechanisms using neural circuits commonly found in the br...

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Literature Corpus work: df0a7b4a-431f-5b53-8ded-12acb5066744
DOI: 10.1101/687178

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