Robert P. Carlyon

Neural decoding of the speech envelope: Effects of intelligibility and spectral degradation

This study decodes speech envelope neural activity using EEG in hearing listeners, finding that intelligible speech improves decoding accuracy despite no effect of spectral resolution.

Effect of chronic stimulation and stimulus level on temporal processing by cochlear implant listeners

This study examines how temporal processing in cochlear implant users changes over time and with stimulus level, finding improvements in discrimination and upper temporal pitch limits.

Effect of stimulus polarity on detection thresholds in cochlear implant users: relationships with average threshold, gap detection, and rate discrimination.

The paper investigates the effect of stimulus polarity on detection thresholds in cochlear implant users, finding a correlation between polarity effects and neural survival indicators.

Neural decoding of bistable sounds reveals an effect of intention on perceptual organization

The paper shows that listeners can influence how many sound sources they perceive, as evidenced by neural activity patterns that align with their perceptual intentions.