Daiki Kojima's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
Spectral cues (SCs) formed by the pinna are known to be essential for sound externalization, and accurate localization of sound-source azimuth and elevation in binaural listeners. SCs are also know to play a key role in monaural sound localization. The experiments described in this article intended to clarify how changes in SCs associated with head...
Citations
... Finally, it was also expected that dMSS cues do not affect localization performance. This hypothesis is supported by the findings that dMSS cues during monaural listening (Hirahara et al., 2021) and pitch rotations (i.e., rotations along the interaural axis) (Thurlow and Runge, 1967;Kato et al., 2003) have no effect on sound localization. ...