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Brain Res. 897:222–227. ca 1 INTRODUCTION Sounds are created by a wide range of acoustic sources, such as several people talking during a cocktail party. The typical source generates complex acoustic energy that has many frequency components. In a quiet environment, it is usually easy to understand what a person is saying. In many listening situations however, different acoustic sources are active at the same time, and only the sum of those spectra will reach the listener’s ears. Therefore, for individual sound patterns to be recognized – such as those arriving from a particular human voice among a mixture of many – the incoming auditory information must be partitioned, and the correct subset of elements must be allocated to individual sounds so that a veridical description may be formed for each.
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