The effect of target/masker fundamental frequency contour similarity on masked-speech recognition

The effect of target/masker fundamental frequency contour similarity on masked-speech recognition

Greater informational masking is observed when the target and masker speech are more perceptually similar. Fundamental frequency (f0) contour, or the dynamic movement of f0, is thought to provide cues for segregating target speech presented in a speech masker. Most of the data demonstrating this eff...

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Main Authors: Buss, E. (Author), Calandruccio, L. (Author), Holmes, A. (Author), Kong, J. (Author), Leibold, L.J (Author), Oleson, J. (Author), Wasiuk, P.A (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Acoustical Society of America 2019
Subjects:
adolescent
Adolescent
article
Dynamic movements
Energetic masking
female
Female
Fundamental frequencies
Fundamental frequency contour
human
human experiment
Humans
Ideal binary mask
Informational masking
male
Male
masking
Natural frequencies
noise
Perceptual Masking
physiology
Recognition threshold
Sentence recognition
signal noise ratio
Signal-To-Noise Ratio
speech
Speech
Speech Acoustics
Speech communication
speech discrimination
speech perception
Speech Perception
Speech recognition
stimulus
voice
Voice
young adult
Young Adult
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