Annoyance perception and modeling for hearing-impaired listeners
2012Vol. 90, pp. 161–164
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Abstract
Perceptual annoyance of environmental sounds is measured for normal-hearing and hearing-impaired listeners under iso-level and iso-loudness conditions. Data from the hearing-impaired listeners shows similar trends to that from normal-hearing listeners, but with greater variability across individuals. A regression model based on the statistics of specific loudness and other perceptual features is fit to the data from the normal-hearing listeners, and is used to predict annoyance for the hearing-impaired listeners. Differences across the subject populations are discussed.
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