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About tone detection in noise with biaural hearing:
In an ancient magazine article (If I recall correctly it was "dubus") there was a scientific reference mentioned. The signal must be delayed AND a difference in power level feeding it to the ears. They mentioned it is possible to get 3dB improvement with this methode. Of course, detecting "submarine" is a good search for Google I think. They do worn stereo head phones. Signal detection in general is how the processing is done: - online or offline. Offline gives the added benefit of knowing all the signal in advance. - bit-speed needed (Here the brain is bounded to limits) - power level achievable (over background) You can't beat the modern detection systems doing DSP algorithms. - Henry |
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