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Interaural level differences (ILDs)
Difference in sound pressure level reaching each ear
Physiology of binaural processing
Processing of binaural cues in the superior olive
Lateral superior olive (LSO)
Part of the superior olive that processes ILDs
Strengths and weaknesses of binaural cues
Advantages and limitations of ITDs and ILDs
Cone of confusion
Set of points with identical ITDs and ILDs
Relative intensity
Sound amplitude decreases with distance
Reverberation
Reflection of sound off objects, providing distance cue
Sound localization
Determining the location of a sound in space
Monoaural cues
Cues that help localize sound using one ear
Pinna
Outer ear structure that filters sound
Intensity and reverberation
Factors that aid in sound localization
Binaural cues
Cues that compare signals in both ears to locate sound
Interaural time differences (ITDs)
Time difference between sound arrival at each ear
Medial superior olive (MSO)
Part of the superior olive that processes ITDs
Elevation
Localization of sound source's height
Distance
Localization of sound source's proximity
Precedence effect
Localization of sound based on the first sound's direction
Auditory scene analysis
Process of segregating and grouping sound sources
Spectral grouping
Combining frequency components from the same source
Harmonicity
Frequency components that match are grouped together
Common frequency change
Frequency components that change together group together
Sequential grouping
Organizing sounds over time into separate events
Auditory stream segregation
Process of perceiving separate sound events
Similarity of pitch
Sounds with similar pitch often come from the same source
Temporal proximity
Sounds occurring in rapid succession are from the same source
Similarity of timbre
Distinct timbre indicates separate sound sources
Continuity
Sounds that stay constant or change smoothly come from the same source
Phonemic restoration
Perception of continuous sound interrupted by noise