Voice DSP Processing - Part 1
... Log of vocal tract frequency response Consider this log spectrum to be the spectrum of some new signal called the cepstrum ...
... Log of vocal tract frequency response Consider this log spectrum to be the spectrum of some new signal called the cepstrum ...
Implication of Auditory Neuropathy for EHDI Programs
... Speech perception worse than expected based on the audiogram Inconsistent responses to sound Worse in noise ...
... Speech perception worse than expected based on the audiogram Inconsistent responses to sound Worse in noise ...
Oral peripheral examination for cleft palate/velopharyngeal
... VPD issues; thus, specialized evaluation tasks are required. Standardized oral mechanism examinations do not account for the special structural and functional problems associated with those who have overt or covert (i.e., submucous or occult) clefts. Suggestions on assessing the oral mechanism in th ...
... VPD issues; thus, specialized evaluation tasks are required. Standardized oral mechanism examinations do not account for the special structural and functional problems associated with those who have overt or covert (i.e., submucous or occult) clefts. Suggestions on assessing the oral mechanism in th ...
1343 Collaborative Management of Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum
... (May present with ANSD pattern) Small or absent VIII nerve Must perform MRI to determine if VIII nerve is small or absent CT may show normal internal auditory canal when cochlear nerve is absent In cases when there is question of CND both CT and MRI imaging may be needed Imaging is especia ...
... (May present with ANSD pattern) Small or absent VIII nerve Must perform MRI to determine if VIII nerve is small or absent CT may show normal internal auditory canal when cochlear nerve is absent In cases when there is question of CND both CT and MRI imaging may be needed Imaging is especia ...
HearingEvalChildren
... –Identifies body parts –Uses some words meaningfully –Talks rather than using gestures •2 years –Understands “yes/no” questions –Uses familiar words –Enjoys reading with a caregiver –Likes radio/television –Makes simple sentences •2.5 years –Enjoys music and singing short, simple songs, especially t ...
... –Identifies body parts –Uses some words meaningfully –Talks rather than using gestures •2 years –Understands “yes/no” questions –Uses familiar words –Enjoys reading with a caregiver –Likes radio/television –Makes simple sentences •2.5 years –Enjoys music and singing short, simple songs, especially t ...
Deafness and Hearing Impairment
... Deafness and hearing impairment are the umbrella terms used for anyone with a hearing loss. Below we have explained some of the terms you might hear people talking about: ...
... Deafness and hearing impairment are the umbrella terms used for anyone with a hearing loss. Below we have explained some of the terms you might hear people talking about: ...
Cochlear Representation Algorithm (CRA)
... Therefore, CRA that is applied to a wide-band signal is not effective to normal hearing people. ...
... Therefore, CRA that is applied to a wide-band signal is not effective to normal hearing people. ...
Auditory Assessment
... Principal: compares the BC of the two ears Normal: hears equal on both sides or does not hear at all Conductive HL: lateralized to the more affected side SNHL: lateralized to the less affected side ...
... Principal: compares the BC of the two ears Normal: hears equal on both sides or does not hear at all Conductive HL: lateralized to the more affected side SNHL: lateralized to the less affected side ...
Qin, M. K., and Oxenham, A. J. - Auditory Perception and Cognition
... Oxenham, 2005兲 and found that, under envelope-vocoder processing, large F0 differences, which were readily discriminated in a sequential task, could not be used to improve the recognition of two simultaneously presented vowels. A possible explanation for this deficit may be that the auditory system ...
... Oxenham, 2005兲 and found that, under envelope-vocoder processing, large F0 differences, which were readily discriminated in a sequential task, could not be used to improve the recognition of two simultaneously presented vowels. A possible explanation for this deficit may be that the auditory system ...
Speech perception
Speech perception is the process by which the sounds of language are heard, interpreted and understood. The study of speech perception is closely linked to the fields of phonology and phonetics in linguistics and cognitive psychology and perception in psychology. Research in speech perception seeks to understand how human listeners recognize speech sounds and use this information to understand spoken language. Speech perception research has applications in building computer systems that can recognize speech, in improving speech recognition for hearing- and language-impaired listeners, and in foreign-language teaching.