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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Speech-weighted noise"”.

  1. On the spectral information content of vowels

    … experi- ment, CV06-SWN, examines the effects of speech-weighted noise (SWN) on vowel perception. The vowels examined are /A/, /o/, /u/, /U/, /E/, /æ/, /3~/, and /I/, while the consonants are /d/, /g/, /k/, /p/, /s/, /t/, /S/, /Z/, and /z/. Results demonstrate that there is a threshold …

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  2. Techniques for understanding hearing-impaired perception of consonant cues

    … necessary and sufficient cues for normal-hearing speech perception was introduced. Here, this method is used to isolate and analyze the perceptual cues of the naturally produced American English fricatives /S, Z, s, z, f, v, T, D/ in time, frequency, and intensity. The 3DDS analysis labels the …

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  3. Perception of prosody by cochlear implant recipients

    … implants (CIs) display remarkable success with speech recognition in quiet, but not with speech recognition in noise. Normal-hearing (NH) listeners, in contrast, perform relatively well with speech recognition in noise. Understanding which speech features support successful perception in noise

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