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Masking, Frequency Selectivity and Basilar Membrane Nonlinearity

Brian C. J. Moore

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This chapter contains section titled: Introduction The Measurement of Frequency Selectivity Using Masking Estimating Frequency Selectivity from Masking Experiments Characteristics of the Auditory Filter in Normal Hearing Masking Patterns and Excitation Patterns Non-Simultaneous Masking The Audibility of Partials in Complex Tones Effects of Cochlear Damage on Frequency Selectivity in Simultaneous Masking The Use of Masking to Diagnose Dead Regions Effects of Cochlear Damage on Forward Masking and Suppression Effects of Cochlear Hearing Loss on BM Input-Output Functions Perceptual Consequences of Reduced Frequency Selectivity, Dead Regions, Loss of Suppression and Steeper BM Input-Output Functions

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Key concepts: Frequency selectivity, Masking (illustration), Basilar membrane, Auditory masking, Selectivity, Acoustics, Audiology, Physics