Auditory streaming and bistability paradigm extended to a dynamic environment
Abstract
We explore stream segregation with temporally modulated acoustic features using behavioral experiments and modelling. The auditory streaming paradigm in which alternating high- A and low-frequency tones B appear in a repeating ABA-pattern, has been shown to be perceptually bistable for extended presentations (order of minutes). For a fixed, repeating stimulus, perception spontaneously changes (switches) at random times, every 2–15 s, between an...
Paper Details
Title
Auditory streaming and bistability paradigm extended to a dynamic environment
Published Date
Nov 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
383
Pages
107807 - 107807
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