Localization of a sound source is in essence the act of decoding the directional information with which the sound was endowed by the head and ears upon measurement by the cochlea. Yet, as the source’s ...
Because the inner ear is not organized spatially, sound localization relies on the neural processing of implicit acoustic cues. To determine a sound's position, the brain must learn and calibrate ...
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