Titlebook: Virtual Auditory Space: Generation and Applications; Simon Carlile Book 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 nature.neural network.

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The Physical and Psychophysical Basis of Sound Localization,orresponding to a different segment of the frequency range. While there is much merit and an enormous amount of data supporting these ideas, they have tended to dominate research efforts to the exclusion of a number of other important features of processing. In contrast to these traditional views, there is a growing body of evidence that:

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Auditory Space,ipulate in the process of applying that understanding are intimately related to what we perceive of the world. Our perceptions are in turn related to the structure of our sense organs and to the brain itself. The neurosciences represent a rapidly growing body of knowledge and ideas about the marvelo

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The Physical and Psychophysical Basis of Sound Localization,e have two ears sampling the sound field under slightly different conditions makes these binaural cues self-evident. A slightly more subtle concept underlying traditional thinking is that the differences between the ears are analyzed on a frequency by frequency basis. This idea has as its basis the

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Digital Signal Processing for the Auditory Scientist: A Tutorial Introduction,matical exposition on DSP, but rather a qualitative description of the DSP techniques commonly used in the processing of audio signals. Readers should refer to the annotated bibliography for a more detailed coverage of specific DSP techniques.