The auditory processing and recognition of speech
William Byrne, John Robinson, Shihab Shamma · 1989
We are carrying out investigations into the application of biophysical and computational models to speech processing. Described here are studies of the robustness of a speech representation using a biophysical model of the cochlea; experimental results on the representation of speech and complex sounds in the mammalian auditory cortex; and descriptions of computational sequential processing networks capable of recognizing sequences of phonemes.