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auditory masking

auditory masking Auditory masking is a hearing phenomenon in which one sound is made less audible by another sound that is close to it in frequency or occurs near it in time, when the other sound is strong enough.

Auditory masking is a hearing phenomenon in which one sound is made less audible by another sound that is close to it in frequency or occurs near it in time, when the other sound is strong enough. It includes simultaneous masking and temporal masking.

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Drafting source: Kludt Eugen; Nogueira Waldo; Lenarz Thomas; Buechner Andreas. A sound coding strategy based on a temporal masking model for cochlear implants. 2021; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0244433; article XML SHA-256 f4c9cc7ec1acbc9ff17547c4a55e7b043b0c02934649816b565078dd95bd0120. “A sound coding strategy based on a temporal masking model for cochlear implants” (10.1371/journal.pone.0244433).
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