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Beyond Localisation Accuracy: Sensorimotor Effects of HRTF Individualisation
Everyday listening requires the brain to integrate cues from the body, environment, other senses, and movement, continuously translating auditory information into action. Yet HRTF individualisation is still commonly assessed through localisation accuracy, which may not fully capture its effects on t
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