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Surprisingly, when you try to listen for a tone in noise, this can
actually be easier when extra noise is added. This rogue phenomenon is
called comodulation masking release. I work on how this phenomenon may
aid cochlear implant listeners.
Comodulation Masking Release: Can
comodulation masking release improve speech intelligibility?
Related Work:
Ihlefeld, A., Shinn-Cunningham,
B. G., and Carlyon, R. P. (in press). "Comodulation masking release for
speech identification with cochlear implants"
Ihlefeld A., Shinn-Cunningham,
B. G., and Carlyon R.P. (2009).
"Comodulation masking release and speech perception: implications for
dip-listening by cochlear implant listeners," Presented at the 157th
meeting of the Acoustical Society of America, Portland, OR, May 18-22.
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