Induced loudness reduction: A review
Induced loudness reduction: A review
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诱导响度降低:回顾
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2005
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Bärbel Nieder
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B. Scharf;Eva;Bärbel Nieder
Under appropriate stimulus conditions, a tone may decline in loudness the equivalent of 10 dB and more when preceded by a stronger tone. This induced loudness reduction or ILR was uncovered, indirectly, in a large number of studies by L. E. Marks and his associates [e.g. Marks, J. Exp Psychol HPP 20, 382–396 (1994)]. Those studies seemed to suggest that ILR required that tones be presented at two widely separated frequencies over a relatively large range of SPLs. Although part of the measured loudness changes seemed to stem from response biases, recent studies show unequivocally that the reduction in loudness is mostly sensory and that tones need be presented at only a single frequency and at two levels some 10 to 20 dB apart. The present paper puts together what is known about the dependence of ILR on signal frequency, level, duration, temporal relations, and hearing loss. The role of ILR in various other psychoacoustical phenomena such as induced loudness adaptation and loudness enhancement is reviewed....