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critical band masking

Noise or tones within two octaves of stimulus frequency can interfere with stimulus perception {critical band masking}. Pure tones mask high frequencies more than low frequencies, because higher frequencies activate smaller basilar-membrane regions. Complex tones mask low frequencies more than high frequencies, because lower frequencies have more energy than higher frequencies [Sobel and Tank, 1994].

preceding tone

Previous-tone {preceding tone} intensity-frequency spectrum affects neuron current-tone response.

two-tone suppression

Different later tone can decrease auditory-neuron firing rate {two-tone suppression}.

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