Abstract:Psychoacoustic research suggests that the human auditory system processes noise and tones differently. For example, narrowband noise has a stronger masking effect than a pure tone at the same sound pressure level. Can this be explained by cochlear mechanics, or is the distinction due to central neural processing? In this paper, we review a computational model that simulates wave propagation in the cochlea. The model incorporates recent findings in cochlear electrophysiology and describes wave propagation in bo… Show more
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