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Perceptual learning of pitch provided by cochlear implant stimulation rate

by Bissmeyer, Susan R S, Hossain, Shaikat, Goldsworthy, Raymond L
Published in PloS one (03.12.2020)

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Advantages of Pulse Rate Compared to Modulation Frequency for Temporal Pitch Perception in Cochlear Implant Users

by Goldsworthy, Raymond L., Bissmeyer, Susan R. S., Camarena, Andres
Published in Journal of the Association for Research in Otolaryngology (01.02.2022)

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Cochlear Implant Users can Effectively Combine Place and Timing Cues for Pitch Perception

by Goldsworthy, Raymond L, Bissmeyer, Susan R S
Published in Ear and hearing (01.11.2023)

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Combining Place and Rate of Stimulation Improves Frequency Discrimination in Cochlear Implant Users

by Bissmeyer, Susan R.S., Goldsworthy, Raymond L.
Published in Hearing research (01.10.2022)

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Pitch perception is more robust to interference and better resolved when provided by pulse rate than by modulation frequency of cochlear implant stimulation

by Goldsworthy, Raymond L., Camarena, Andres, Bissmeyer, Susan R.S.
Published in Hearing research (15.09.2021)

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Audibility emphasis of low-level sounds improves consonant identification while preserving vowel identification for cochlear implant users

by Goldsworthy, Raymond L., Bissmeyer, Susan R.S., Swaminathan, Jayaganesh
Published in Speech communication (01.02.2022)

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Adaptive spatial filtering improves speech reception in noise while preserving binaural cues

by Bissmeyer, Susan R S, Goldsworthy, Raymond L
Published in The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (01.09.2017)

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Perceptual learning of pitch provided by cochlear implant stimulation rate

Advantages of Pulse Rate Compared to Modulation Frequency for Temporal Pitch Perception in Cochlear Implant Users

Cochlear Implant Users can Effectively Combine Place and Timing Cues for Pitch Perception

Combining Place and Rate of Stimulation Improves Frequency Discrimination in Cochlear Implant Users

Pitch perception is more robust to interference and better resolved when provided by pulse rate than by modulation frequency of cochlear implant stimulation

Audibility emphasis of low-level sounds improves consonant identification while preserving vowel identification for cochlear implant users

Adaptive spatial filtering improves speech reception in noise while preserving binaural cues

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