FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2079855681> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2079855681 endingPage "377" @default.
• W2079855681 startingPage "363" @default.
• W2079855681 abstract "Cochlear filtering results in earlier responses to high than to low frequencies. This study examined potential perceptual correlates of cochlear delays by measuring the perception of relative timing between tones of different frequencies. A brief 250-Hz tone was combined with a brief 1-, 2-, 4-, or 6-kHz tone. Two experiments were performed, one involving subjective judgments of perceived synchrony, the other involving asynchrony detection and discrimination. The functions relating the proportion of “synchronous” responses to the delay between the tones were similar for all tone pairs. Perceived synchrony was maximal when the tones in a pair were gated synchronously. The perceived-synchrony function slopes were asymmetric, being steeper on the low-frequency-leading side. In the second experiment, asynchrony-detection thresholds were lower for low-frequency rather than for high-frequency leading pairs. In contrast with previous studies, but consistent with the first experiment, thresholds did not depend on frequency separation between the tones, perhaps because of the elimination of within-channel cues. The results of the two experiments were related quantitatively using a decision-theoretic model, and were found to be highly correlated. Overall the results suggest that frequency-dependent cochlear group delays are compensated for at higher processing stages, resulting in veridical perception of timing relationships across frequency." @default.
• W2079855681 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2079855681 creator A5001055135 @default.
• W2079855681 creator A5012315678 @default.
• W2079855681 creator A5020125211 @default.
• W2079855681 creator A5044377592 @default.
• W2079855681 date "2012-01-01" @default.
• W2079855681 modified "2023-09-27" @default.
• W2079855681 title "Perception of across-frequency asynchrony and the role of cochlear delays" @default.
• W2079855681 cites W1964727920 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W1964885801 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W1966274137 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W1969126167 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W1970135326 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W1972507776 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W1972993095 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W1973985388 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W1978894591 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W1982910910 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W1983976355 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W1993747879 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W1994454847 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W1998238948 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W1999026076 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2002141117 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2004441236 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2004930422 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2006708916 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2006904316 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2013038907 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2013242702 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2015293352 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2017303443 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2017682781 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2019895843 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2033708670 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2035912487 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2037292139 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2037995698 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2038185316 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2039925232 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2043311045 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2049160839 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2051493438 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2052450100 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2056390010 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2057110217 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2057239882 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2057871412 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2060008873 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2060704923 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2060755479 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2062874340 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2062950360 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2067961890 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2069255403 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2069716725 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2077509143 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2085699229 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2088711108 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2091583776 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2095361422 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2102351299 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2108339185 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2109993234 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2134246296 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2136577731 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2137453923 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2148329528 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2157184970 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2166501087 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2171965202 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2261325263 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2415815883 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2417759489 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W4237291198 @default.
• W2079855681 cites W2089279572 @default.
• W2079855681 doi "https://doi.org/10.1121/1.3665995" @default.
• W2079855681 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/3272712" @default.
• W2079855681 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22280598" @default.
• W2079855681 hasPublicationYear "2012" @default.
• W2079855681 type Work @default.
• W2079855681 sameAs 2079855681 @default.
• W2079855681 citedByCount "23" @default.
• W2079855681 countsByYear W20798556812012 @default.
• W2079855681 countsByYear W20798556812013 @default.
• W2079855681 countsByYear W20798556812014 @default.
• W2079855681 countsByYear W20798556812015 @default.
• W2079855681 countsByYear W20798556812016 @default.
• W2079855681 countsByYear W20798556812017 @default.
• W2079855681 countsByYear W20798556812018 @default.
• W2079855681 countsByYear W20798556812019 @default.
• W2079855681 countsByYear W20798556812021 @default.
• W2079855681 countsByYear W20798556812022 @default.
• W2079855681 countsByYear W20798556812023 @default.
• W2079855681 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2079855681 hasAuthorship W2079855681A5001055135 @default.
• W2079855681 hasAuthorship W2079855681A5012315678 @default.

• next