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  1. The Effect of Non-native Dialect on Speech Recognition Threshold for Native Mandarin Speakers

    Speech recognition thresholds are used for several clinical purposes, so it is important that they be accurate reflections of hearing ability. Variations in the acoustic signal may artificially decrease threshold scores, and such variations can result from being tested in a second dialect. …

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  2. Development of Thai Speech Audiometry Materials for Measuring Speech Recognition Thresholds

    Speech audiometry materials are essential for thorough audiological testing. One aspect of speech audiometry is evaluating an individual's speech recognition threshold (SRT). Recorded materials for SRT are available in many languages; however there are no widely published recorded SRT materials …

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  3. Development of Tongan Materials for Determining Speech Recognition Thresholds

    Speech recognition threshold (SRT) is an important clinical measure that validates the pure-tone average (PTA), assists in diagnosis and prognosis of hearing and hearing impairment, and helps identify non-organic hearing impairment. Few published, recorded, and standardized materials exist in …

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  4. Comparison of Speech Audiometry Stimulus Lists on Hearing Impaired and Normal Hearing Subjects

    The appropriateness and differences of different speech recognition and speech intelligibility word lists were investigated. It has been reported that the use of two-syllable spondee words that are comprised of high frequency sounds may more accurately represent the true speech recognition

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  5. Methods for robust characterization of consonant perception in hearing-impaired listeners

    … a cochlear implant, based on their pure-tone threshold and speech perception scores. Although these assistive listening devices do help these individuals communicate in quiet surroundings, many still have difficulty understanding speech in noisy environments. Especially, listeners with …

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