Search Results - "Sherbecoe, R"

Monosyllabic word recognition at higher-than-normal speech and noise levels by Studebaker, G A, Sherbecoe, R L, McDaniel, D M, Gwaltney, C A

“…The effects of intensity on monosyllabic word recognition were studied in adults with normal hearing and mild-to-moderate sensorineural hearing loss. The…”
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Frequency-importance and transfer functions for recorded CID W-22 word lists by Studebaker, G A, Sherbecoe, R L

“…Frequency-importance and transfer functions for the Technisonic Studios' recordings of the CID W-22 word test are reported. These functions may be used to…”
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Frequency-importance and transfer functions for the Auditec of St. Louis recordings of the NU-6 word test by Studebaker, G A, Sherbecoe, R L, Gilmore, C

“…Frequency-importance and transfer functions for the Auditec of St. Louis recordings of the NU-6 word test are reported. The functions were derived from the…”
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Age-related changes in monosyllabic word recognition performance when audibility is held constant by Studebaker, G A, Sherbecoe, R L, McDaniel, D M, Gray, G A

“…Monosyllabic word recognition was studied in 140 subjects between the ages of 20 and 90 years. The subjects were tested under a condition of fixed audibility…”
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An articulation index based procedure for predicting the speech recognition performance of hearing-impaired individuals by PAVLOVIC, C. V, STUDEBAKER, G. A, SHERBECOE, R. L

“…An articulation index calculation procedure developed for use with individual normal-hearing listeners [C. Pavlovic and G. Studebaker, J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 75,…”
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The effect of noise spectrum on speech recognition performance-intensity functions by Studebaker, G A, Taylor, R, Sherbecoe, R L

“…Articulation theory predicts that a subject's absolute or masked threshold configuration will affect the slope of the speech recognition performance-intensity…”
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A frequency importance function for continuous discourse by STUDEBAKER, G. A, PAVLOVIC, C. V, SHERBECOE, R. L

“…Normal hearing subjects estimated the intelligibility of continuous discourse (CD) passages spoken by three talkers (two male and one female) under 135…”
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Evaluating relative speech recognition performance using the proficiency factor and rationalized arcsine differences by Studebaker, G A, McDaniel, D M, Sherbecoe, R L

“…This study evaluated two measures that have been used to compare the performance of particular subjects to outcomes predicted by the articulation index (Al)…”
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Performance-intensity functions at absolute and masked thresholds by STUDEBAKER, G. A, GILMORE, C, SHERBECOE, R. L

“…In most applications of audibility and articulation theories, it is assumed that absolute thresholds and thermal noise maskers affect speech recognition…”
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Frequency importance functions for a feature recognition test material by DUGGIRALA, V, STUDEBAKER, G. A, PAVLOVIC, C. V, SHERBECOE, R. L

“…The relative importance of different parts of the auditory spectrum to recognition of the Diagnostic Rhyme Test (DRT) and its six speech feature subtests was…”
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Speech Spectra for Six Recorded Monosyllabic Word Tests by Sherbecoe, Robert L, Studebaker, Gerald A, Crawford, Margie R

“…ABSTRACTSpeech spectra (long-term RMS levels and 1 % speech peaks] in third-octave bands were determined for six monosyllabic word test materialsdigital…”
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Magnitude Estimations of the Intelligibility and Quality of Speech in Noise by Studebaker, Gerald A, Sherbecoe, Robert L

“…Inexperienced normal hearing listeners judged the inteligibility and quality of hearing aid processed speech using magnitude estimation. Four trials were…”
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Regression equations for the transfer functions of ANSI S3.5-1969 by Sherbecoe, R L, Studebaker, G A

“…Regression equations for the transfer functions displayed in Fig. 15 of ANSI Standard S3.5-1969 are reported. Predicted values are within 2.15 percentage…”
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Autologous blood transfusion in coronary artery bypass surgery by Cove, H, Matloff, J, Sacks, H J, Sherbecoe, R, Goldfinger, D

“…Forty-four patients undergoing coronary artery bypass surgery participated in an autologous blood donor program. Blood was collected at weekly intervals up to…”
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Supplementary formulas and tables for calculating and interconverting speech recognition scores in transformed arcsine units by Sherbecoe, Robert L., Studebaker, Gerald A.

“…Formulas that convert speech recognition scores, in percent or proportions, into units based on the arcsine transform have been described previously. This…”
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Intensity-importance functions for bandlimited monosyllabic words by Studebaker, Gerald A, Sherbecoe, Robert L

“…A study was carried out to determine the relative importance to speech intelligibility of different intensities within the speech dynamic range. The functions…”
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Audibility-Index Functions for the Connected Speech Test by Sherbecoe, Robert L, Studebaker, Gerald A

“…OBJECTIVEA study was performed to derive a frequency importance function (FIF), a performance-intensity funciton (PIF), and a transfer function (TF) for the…”
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Spectrum shaping with a hardware digital filter by Studebaker, G A, Sherbecoe, R L, Matesich, J S

“…Digital filters have certain characteristics which make possible some things that are either difficult or essentially impossible using analog equipment. Among…”
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