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SenseLab  Home Data Search Schema Login	[Data] Computational model Name Models for diotic and dichotic detection (Davidson et al. 2009) Model File DavidsonCarney2009 [? bytes] Notes Several psychophysical models for masked detection were evaluated using reproducible noises. The data were hit and false-alarm rates from three psychophysical studies of detection of 500-Hz tones in reproducible noise under diotic (N0S0) and dichotic (N0Spi) conditions with four stimulus bandwidths (50, 100, 115, and 2900 Hz). Diotic data were best predicted by an energy-based multiple-detector model that linearly combined stimulus energies at the outputs of several critical-band filters. The tone-plus-noise trials in the dichotic data were best predicted by models that linearly combined either the average values or the standard deviations of interaural time and level differences; however, these models offered no predictions for noise-alone responses. ...". The Breebart et al. 2001 and the Dau et al. 1996 models are supplied at the Carney lab web site. Model Neurons More Cells Auditory nerve   show other Model Currents Model Receptors Model Type Model Concept Model papers Davidson SA, Gilkey RH, Colburn HS, Carney LH (2009)   show other Simulator software C or C++ program (web link to model)   show other MATLAB (web link to model)   show other Gene hg folder name (applicable when in ModelDB hg) Region Organism Model ID Number Gap Junctions Implemented by Read write access code Public Submitter Email Address Model Neurotransmitters Other Neuron Other Receptor Other Current Other Neurotransmitter Other Model Type Other Concept Other Simulator Other Implementer Alternative Version Citation Default File Notes Other Gene Simulation Platform ID Has Model View 0 Other categories referring to "Models for diotic and dichotic detection (Davidson et al. 2009)"   Revisions: 4 Last time: 3/30/2010 5:34:19 PM Reviewer: Tom Morse - MoldelDB admin Owner: Tom Morse - MoldelDB admin
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