a virtual conference about a virtual topic
a virtual conference about a virtual topic
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Featured talks for the VCCA2020 conference
Ear-Machine interface
Ear as Man-Machine interface
Ear as Man-Machine interface
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Example of a no-touch audiology service journey.
Entering the Era of Global Tele-Audiology
The COVID-19 crisis has rapidly and dramatically expanded the global interest in and demand for tele-audiology services, even in highly developed countries with well-established audiological services.
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Improving music enjoyment and speech-in-speech perception in cochlear implant users: a planned piano lesson intervention with a serious gaming control intervention
Although cochlear implants (CIs) provide hearing for severely-hearing-impaired or deaf populations, certain hearing abilities remain challenging for CI users.
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The role of computational auditory models in auditory precision diagnostics and treatment
Auditory modeling is indispensable for precision diagnostics and individualized treatment
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Computational audiology and the technical burden of machine learning
The biggest hurdle facing computational audiologists may not be perfecting machine learning methods, but creating the infrastructure- including hardware, data management tools, and software engineering skills- to support this new type of research.
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Final masked AMLAG results for one participant (127) with a left cochlear implant and no residual hearing. Red diamonds denote unheard tones and blue pluses denote heard tones. The most intense tones at lower frequencies in the left ear were effectively masked.
Dynamically Masked Audiograms with Machine Learning Audiometry
Dynamically masked audiograms achieve accurate true threshold estimates and reduce test time compared to current clinical masking procedures.
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