Cochlear implant (CI) users often complain about music appreciation and speech
recognition in background noise, which depend on segregating sound sources into …

Objectives Cochlear implant (CI) users exhibit large variability in understanding speech in
noise. Past work in CI users found that spectral and temporal resolution correlates with …

The role of the spatial separation between the stimulating electrodes (electrode separation)
in sequential stream segregation was explored in cochlear implant (CI) listeners using a …

In the case of hearing loss, cochlear implants (CI) allow for the restoration of hearing.
Despite the advantages of CIs for speech perception, CI users still complain about their poor …

Cochlear implant (CI) users often report being unsatisfied by music listening through their
hearing device. Vibrotactile stimulation could help alleviate those challenges. Previous …

Binaural pitch fusion, the perceptual integration of dichotically presented stimuli that evoke
different pitches, can be considered a type of simultaneous grou**. Hence, auditory …

Voluntary stream segregation was investigated in cochlear implant (CI) users and normal-
hearing (NH) listeners using a segregation-promoting objective approach which evaluated …

Introduction The limited access to temporal fine structure (TFS) cues is a reason for reduced
speech-in-noise recognition in cochlear implant (CI) users. The CI signal processing …

The ability to segregate sounds from different sound sources is thought to depend on the
perceptual salience of differences between the sounds, such as differences in frequency or …

Auditory stream segregation is a perceptual process by which the human auditory system
groups sounds from different sources into perceptually meaningful elements (eg, a voice or …