Linking Data-Driven Audiometric Phenotypes to Speech Perception in Quiet and Noise

Data-driven clustering of 70,557 audiograms reveals distinct audiometric configurations that better reflect variability in speech perception, especially in noise, than pure-tone averages, advancing precision audiology and individualized rehabilitation strategies.

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The Impact of Ambient Noise on the Reliability of Home-Based Remote Audiometry

The Jacoti Hearing Center application utilizes continuous noise monitoring and adaptive test control to deliver reliable audiometric results for hearing assessments in non-ideal acoustic conditions, demonstrating its potential for remote home-based hearing assessment.

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Effect of Interaural Asymmetrical Electrode Deactivation on Sentence Recognition in Noise and Spatial Release from Masking in Simulated Bilateral Cochlear Implant Listening

Inter-aural asymmetrical electrode deactivation do not affect the spatial release from masking in simulated bilateral cochlear implants with 'n-of-m' signal processing.

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