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Influence of lead and lag differences on localization

The precedence effect explains the ability of our hearing system to locate a sound source in a reverberant room. However, there are still many unknowns about how the occurrence of the effect depends on the differences of the lead and lag. In this paper, lead and lag signals were not reproduced only through one sound source, but simultaneously through two. Thus, the precedence effect was simulated using two phantom sound sources rather then two real sources. Cross-correlation function between left and right ear signals of a dummy head was calculated in order to find the relation to subjective tests.

precedence effect; lead and lag differences

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