Perceptual Coding of High-Quality Digital Audio

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Perceptual Coding of High-Quality Digital Audio

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Deep Learning of Human Perception in Audio Event Classification

Direction of Arrival with One Microphone, a few LEGOs, and Non-Negative Matrix Factorization

Quality assessment of an HDR dual-layer backward-compatible codec compared to uncompromised SDR and HDR solutions

Inpainting of Long Audio Segments With Similarity Graphs

Adaptive Learning-Based Compressive Sampling for Low-power Wireless Implants

Dynamic Range Limiting of HRTFs: Principle and Objective evaluation

Hearing assistance system

High-Resolution fMRI of Auditory Cortical Map Changes in Unilateral Hearing Loss and Tinnitus

Human audiometric thresholds do not predict specific cellular damage in the inner ear

Neuroimaging of human auditory cortex : data analysis and applications