Measures of performance allow experimenters to eliminate, or at least control for, bias effects and also open up the possibility of studying perceptual organization in non-human species. In recent years, an increased emphasis has been placed on more indirect, performance-based measures of auditory stream segregation (e.g., Micheyl and Oxenham, 2010). Many experiments have relied on subjective evaluations of perceptual organization, for instance, by asking subjects how many “streams” they perceive. The ability to perceptually segregate competing sounds and selectively attend to individual sources over time has long been a topic of intense study (for reviews, see Bregman, 1990 Moore and Gockel, 2002 Carlyon and Gockel, 2008). The results showed reduced CMR in all conditions where the flanking and masking bands were temporally incoherent, in line with expectations of the temporal coherence hypothesis.Īn important task of the auditory system is to segregate different sound sources within natural acoustic environments. The masking and flanking bands consisted of sequences of narrowband noise bursts, and the temporal coherence between the masking and flanking bursts was manipulated in two ways: (a) By introducing a fixed temporal offset between the flanking and masking bands that varied from zero to 60 ms and (b) by presenting the flanking and masking bursts at different temporal rates, so that the asynchronies varied from burst to burst. The measure relies on the assumption that the CMR, produced by flanking bands remote from the masker and target frequency, only occurs if the masking and flanking bands form part of the same perceptual stream. This study uses a measure of auditory stream formation, based on comodulation masking release (CMR), to assess the conditions under which a loss of temporal coherence across frequency can lead to auditory stream segregation. If you're gonna watch it, just to it, preferably with a friend because it's fun to freak out together and discuss a bit after.Recent studies of auditory streaming have suggested that repeated synchronous onsets and offsets over time, referred to as “temporal coherence,” provide a strong grouping cue between acoustic components, even when they are spectrally remote. Oh and as usual for movies these days, do not under any circumstances watch the trailer for more than a few seconds. It's very low budget, but it's still very suspenseful and intriguing.
#COHERENCE STREAMING MOVIE#
On the topic of the movie though, I saw it a while back and really enjoyed it.
They do that with anime or something, hell, throw in some trading cards for no reason, and they'd be making bank. If they offered real downloads (even secured ones) instead, and/or lowered the price notably, people would buy a lot more video content through Steam. This expensive piecemeal streaming service is really pretty bad all things considered. GOG is an alternate route with more freedom, but you lack dozens of features that are only just starting to be made up via their Galaxy client.
#COHERENCE STREAMING OFFLINE#
Who's going to pay money to get a sub-par service with zero offline functionality? With Steam games, you're still only buying a license, but the entire platform has built itself on providing the best service of really anything in the space. "This content is only available in an online streaming format"
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