Phoneme-evoked EEG delay

1. Speech recognition deficit is associated with phoneme-evoked EEG delay in humans.

   “poor speech recognition in quiet was found together with a delay in EEG response for phonemes that relied on TFS coding”

   Humanswhen normalized for pure-tone thresholdsn = 80

   Age dependent deficits in speech recognition in quiet and noise are reflected in MGB activity and cochlear onset coding

   NeuroImage·Nov 30, 2024

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1. Extended high-frequency thresholds are associated with phoneme-evoked EEG delay in humans.

   “increased phoneme-evoked EEG delay could be correlated with elevated extended high-frequency threshold (EHF) for phoneme changes that relied on TFS and TENV coding.”

   Humansn = 80

   Age dependent deficits in speech recognition in quiet and noise are reflected in MGB activity and cochlear onset coding

   NeuroImage·Nov 30, 2024

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