Sound Localization

Known as: localization sound, Localization, Sound, Localization, Auditory

Ability to determine the specific location of a sound source.

National Institutes of Health

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2004

During the localization process, the hearing system simultaneously evaluates a multitude of cues. Investigating the process of…

2000

A two-dimensional sound localization system using an iterative spatial probability (ISP) algorithm is proposed. With the ISP…

1998

In this paper we present a robust real-time method for tracking multiple people from multiple cameras. Our method uses both…

1993

Cranford, Boose, & Moore (1990a) reported that many elderly persons exhibit problems in perceiving the apparent location of fused…

1993

A low-power analog VLSI system that implements a model of sound localization in the horizontal plane is designed, fabricated, and…

1980

Infants 8 and 16 weeks old were tested in a visual fixation paradigm for the detection and use of sound localization cues. The…

1976

A 500 Hz pure tone is presented binaurally with earphones. The tone is adjusted to give a midline impression at confortable…

1973

Minimum Audible Angles (MMA) for divers were determined for 3.5 kHz, 6.5 kHz, and broad‐band white‐noise pulses having a duration…

1973

Theory and some empirical evidence would predict that humans should exhibit little ability to localize sounds underwater; however…

1964

Sixty-four newborns 1 to 4 days old were first adapted to a 10-sec. tone for 10 trials, then tested for pitch discrimination (200…