Temporal modulation transfer functions give broader resolution data but slowly
Evidence
On the other hand, the TMTF is comprehensive and results in multiple parameters that describe temporal acuity. Because temporal resolution is measured at multiple modulation rates, the TMTF provides a more complete picture of the temporal resolution of the ear. Further, the TMTF can be used to better pinpoint any sources of temporal processing difficulties because it contains more comprehensive information about temporal resolution than gap detection. However, measuring the TMTF is relatively time consuming and requires modulation detection thresholds to be measured at multiple modulation rates. — Jennifer Lentz, Psychoacoustics- Perception of Normal…, 1043
Categorization
Category: Definitional Content
- XREF: Directly serves the reading goal of a survey of temporal-resolution measurement techniques; pairs with the gap-detection and forward-masking entries.
Related
- The temporal modulation transfer function broadly characterizes temporal acuity. (similarity 0.96)
- Temporal modulation transfer functions trade completeness against measuring time (similarity 0.96)
- The TMTF yields three distinct measures of temporal resolution (similarity 0.88)
- Gap detection offers quick but shallow measures of temporal acuity (similarity 0.84)
- Temporal processing of sound has three distinct measurable categories. (similarity 0.80)
- Temporal resolution is quantified by peak and valley masker thresholds (similarity 0.78)