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  1. A Preliminary Investigation of the Modified Rhyme Test as A Test of Speech Discrimination

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  2. The Modified Rhyme Test: The Effects of Sensation Level on Discriminationscores on an Adult Sensorineural Population

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  3. Intelligibility of synthesized voice messages in commercial truck cab noise for normal-hearing and hearing-impaired listeners

    … hearing-impaired and normal-hearing subjects. Modified Rhyme Test stimuli were used to determine intelligibility in four speech-to-noise (S/N) ratios (0, 5, 10, and 15 dB), and three noise types, consisting of flat-by-octaves (pink) noise, interior noise of a currently produced heavy truck, and …

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  4. Gender Differences in Auditory Perception of Pure Tone Frequencies and Speech Intelligibility via Bone Conduction Transducers

    … however, when Kruskal-Wallis statistical tests were performed, significant differences between genders for bone conduction were only found for the mastoid location at 6000-Hz and 9000-Hz. Significant differences between skull locations were also detected over all six frequencies with the …

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  5. The Effects of Noise on Speech Intelligibility and Complex Cognitive Performance

    … a reduction in subjective mental workload. Modified Rhyme Test (MRT) stimuli were used to determine intelligibility and specific tests within the Complex Cognitive Assessment Battery (CCAB) were used to assess cognitive performance. The tests chosen from the CCAB were: Tower Puzzle, Logical …

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  6. Investigating Pilot Performance Using Mixed-Modality Simulated Data Link

    … the first study, ten participants completed the Modified Rhyme Test (MRT) in an effort to compare the intelligibility of two text-to-speech (TTS) engines (DECtalk and AT&T's Natural Voices) as presented in 85 dB(A) aircraft cockpit engine noise. Results indicated significant differences in …

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  7. Computational differences between whispered and non-whispered speech

    Whispering is a common type of speech which is not often studied in speech technology. Perceptual and physiological studies show us that whispered speech is subtly di erent from phonated speech, and is surprisingly able to carry a tremendous amount of information. In this dissertation we con- sider …

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