Welcome to the Auditory Perception Group in the Department of Psychology.
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Programs available:
Programs for calculating ISO 532 32-bit & 64-bit Loudness PROGRAMS: Download
Loudness Model for Time Varying Sounds incorporating binaural inhibition:
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MATLAB PROGRAM zipfile: NEW tv2018matlab.zip
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C PROGRAM zipfile 32 bit: NEW c_program_tvl_bin_32bit.zip
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C PROGRAM zipfile 64 bit: NEW c_program_tvl_bin_64bit.zip
Programs available for measuring PTCs and sensitivity to TFS:
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Updated version April 26th 2018 A fast method for determining PTCs: Information Download
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Updated version April 26th 2018 Two methods for determining TFS sensitivity: Information Download
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Updated version April 26th 2018 Determining binaural TFS sensitivity: The TFS-AF test: Information Download
Programs for running psychoacoustic experiments
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Version dated December 2021 Software for running psychoacoustic experiments: Information Download (external website)
Pages:
- CAM2 (CAMEQ2-HF) Hearing aid fitting software
- The Patient-Centred Tinnitus Management Tool
- A CD for diagnosis of dead regions in the cochlea
- Books by Brian Moore
- Papers by Brian Moore
- Book chapters by Brian Moore
- CD of audio demonstrations - complements the book "Perceptual Consequences of Cochlear Damage" by Brian C.J. Moore (Oxford University Press, 1995)
- Auditory demonstrations and useful software
Related links
- Graduate School of LifeSciences (info for prospective graduate students)
- Hearing Research at Cambridge
- New Publication : " Hearing Aids " edited by G.R. Popelka, B.C.J. Moore, A.N. Popper, R.R. Fay "
- Deafness Research UK - the UK's only medical research charity for hearing impairment. The charity is entirely dependent on voluntary support.
- Wisconsin Program for Hearing Research - Department of Physiology, University of Wisconsin, Madison, US.
- Centre for the Neural Basis of Hearing, Cambridge, England.
- Hearing research at the Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, Cambridge, England.
- The Hearing Research Center at Boston University, US.
- Department of Psychology, University of Cambridge
Email Brian Glasberg (bg12@cam.ac.uk) if you have any comments on the website.