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A model-based analysis of modulation masking effects on vocoded speech intelligibility
Vocoded speech is widely used to simulate aspects of cochlear implant (CI) listening, and modeling vocoded intelligibility in normal-hearing (NH) listeners can provide insight into auditory processing under electric hearing. Sentence recognition was measured using three masker types - speech-shaped
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