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Originally published in 1987, this book is the result of a workshop on the processing of complex sounds held in 1986. All of the important contributions that are being made to understanding auditory processing of complex sounds could not be included in a single volume. However, the chapters do touch base with many of the lines of research and theory on complex sound and its perception at the time, and was felt that they should provide both food for thought and a broad introduction to the literature on a topic that the editors were sure would be studied intensely in the following couple of decades.

Preface xi
Introduction: Auditory processing of complex sounds 1(5)
W. A. Yost
C. S. Watson
SECTION I SPECTRAL PATTERN PROCESSING: Interaction among Critical Bands, Profile Analysis, and Co-Modulation Masking Release
1 The detection of spectral shape change
6(10)
L. R. Bernstein
V. Richards
D. M. Green
2 Auditory discrimination of complex sounds: The effects of amplitude perturbation on spectral shape discrimination
16(10)
G. Kidd, Jr.
3 Spectral and temporal comparisons in auditory masking
26(11)
R. H. Gilkey
4 Simultaneous masking by small numbers of sinusoids under conditions of uncertainty
37(10)
D. L. Neff
B. P. Callaghan
5 Discrimination of frequency ratios
47(10)
N. F. Viemeister
D. A. Fantini
6 Experiments on Comodulation Masking Release
57(10)
J. W. Hall
7 Central and peripheral factors aiding signal detection with complex stimuli
67(9)
R. P. Carlyon
8 Demodulation processes in auditory perception
76(11)
L. L. Feth
L. J. Stover
SECTION II TEMPORAL PATTERN PROCESSING: Rhythm, Spectral Synchrony, Amplitude-Modulation, and Binaural Precedence
9 The perception of repetitive auditory temporal patterns
87(17)
D. A. Robin
F. L. Royer
P. J. Abbas
10 Computational models of tonal sequence discrimination
104(14)
R. D. Sorkin
11 On the significance of spectral synchrony for signal detection
118(8)
T. Houtgast
12 Temporal fluctuations and the discrimination of spectrally dense signals by human listeners
126(10)
W. M. Hartmann
13 Perception of the temporal envelope of amplitude-modulated noise by hearing-impaired listeners
136(11)
C. Formby
14 On creating a precedent for binaural patterns: When is an echo an echo?
147(10)
P. L. Divenyi
J. Blauert
SECTION III PITCH OF COMPLEX SOUNDS: Virtual Pitch, Central Spectrum, Theories, and Animal Models
15 Gestalt principles and music perception
157(10)
E. Terhardt
16 A Pulse Ribbon Model of peripheral auditory processing
167(13)
R. D. Patterson
17 The perception of inharmonic complex tones
180(10)
B. C. J. Moore
18 Complex spectral patterns with interaural differences: Dichotic pitch and the `Central Spectrum'
190(12)
W. A. Yost
P. J. Harder
R. H. Dye
19 Comparative aspects of complex acoustic perception
202(10)
S. H. Hulse
SECTION IV AUDITORY PERIPHERAL PHYSIOLOGY: Rate and Synchrony Codes
20 Rate coding in the auditory-nerve
212(13)
R. L. Winslow
P. E. Barta
M. B. Sachs
21 Periodicity coding in cochlear nerve and ventral cochlear nucleus
225(12)
S. Greenburg
W. S. Rhode
22 Coding of complex tones in temporal response patterns of auditory nerve fibers
237(10)
E. Javel
J. W. Horst
G. R. Farley
SECTION V SPEECH PERCEPTION: Speech versus Non-Speech Perception and a New Model
23 Auditory perception of complex sounds: Some comparisons of speech vs. non-speech signals
247(10)
D. B. Pisoni
24 Auditory-Perceptual processing of speech waveforms
257(10)
J. D. Miller
SECTION VI PERCEPTUAL ORGANIZATION OF COMPLEX SOUNDS: Informational Masking, Stimulus Uncertainty, Learning, Attention, Memory, and Stream Segregation
25 Uncertainty, informational masking, and the capacity of immediate auditory memory
267(11)
C. S. Watson
26 Directed attention in complex sound perception
278(11)
M. R. Leek
27 Auditory memory: Procedures to examine two phases
289(10)
N. Cowan
28 Concurrent pitch segregation
299(16)
M. Kubovy
Subject Index 315(8)
Author Index 323
William A. Yost, Charles S. Watson
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