3 accepted papers
Information overload, and specifically auditory overload, is common in critical situations and detrimental to communication. Currently, there is no auditory equivalent of an email read receipt to know if a person has heard a message, other than waiting for a reply. This work hypothesizes that it may…
Future hearing-aid technology may allow a listener to isolate a single talker of interest from a mixture by shifting their attention as measured by Electroencephalography (EEG). Such decoding algorithms are often trained with data from a single individual or a pool of several participants (i.e., gro…
Glottal inverse filtering methods are designed to derive a glottal flow waveform from a speech signal. In this paper, we evaluate and compare such methods using a speech synthesizer that simulates voice production in a physiologically-based manner that includes complexities such as nonlinear source-…