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Visualising large audiological data beyond the audiogram for auditory phenotyping
The pure-tone audiogram remains the cornerstone of hearing assessment, yet it captures only part of the functional consequences of cochlear damage. Most phenotyping schemes rely solely on the audiogram, which cannot detect hidden suprathreshold dysfunction when thresholds are normal. How best to rep
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