Abstracts submitted to VCCA2024
This project investigates music pre-processing and mixing strategies used by audio engineers in the collaborative creation of bespoke music mixes for individual cochlear implant users.
This talk explains why very audiologist can and should screen for cochlear implant candidacy.
This longitudinal study demonstrated the effectiveness of mobile health-enabled audiometry for monitoring ototoxicity in chemotherapy patients, revealing significant threshold shifts predominantly in high frequencies and indicating the potential for improved surveillance within treatment venues.
Physical exercise combined with Transcranial direct-current stimulation can improve TFS sensitivity and improve speech comprehension.
This study investigates using deep neural networks to provide hearing loss compensation for people with hearing loss, showing promising results in speech intelligibility and perceived quality.
The verification and validation methods used in hearing aid centers in Turkiye were examined and it was noticed that hearing aid practitioners in Turkiye don’t use verification tools on a daily basis and prefer validation methods, although many devices are easily accessible in centers.
In this talk, Professor Andrew Hugill introduces the concept of Aural Diversity and discusses the scope of the field.
We extend auditory filters to have rational exponents – and derive corresponding implementations, in order to achieve more flexible filter behavior and control the filter characteristics on a continuum not accessible by integer order filters.
Effect of unilateral and bilateral cochlear implants on speech recognition performance in spatialized noise can be simulated using a channel vocoder with dense tonal carriers.