Predicted effects of sensorineural hearing loss on across-fiber envelope coding in the auditory nerve
J Swaminathan, MG Heinz - The Journal of the Acoustical Society of …, 2011 - pubs.aip.org
Cross-channel envelope correlations are hypothesized to influence speech intelligibility,
particularly in adverse conditions. Acoustic analyses suggest speech envelope correlations
differ for syllabic and phonemic ranges of modulation frequency. The influence of cochlear
filtering was examined here by predicting cross-channel envelope correlations in different
speech modulation ranges for normal and impaired auditory-nerve (AN) responses. Neural
cross-correlation coefficients quantified across-fiber envelope coding in syllabic (0–5 Hz) …
particularly in adverse conditions. Acoustic analyses suggest speech envelope correlations
differ for syllabic and phonemic ranges of modulation frequency. The influence of cochlear
filtering was examined here by predicting cross-channel envelope correlations in different
speech modulation ranges for normal and impaired auditory-nerve (AN) responses. Neural
cross-correlation coefficients quantified across-fiber envelope coding in syllabic (0–5 Hz) …
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