1993
DOI: 10.1016/0378-5955(93)90032-v
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New off-line method for detecting spontaneous otoacoustic emissions in human subjects

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“…The histogram of the relative frequency difference of neighboring SOAEs displays a clear maximum corresponding to one semitone. This striking statistical feature of the relative differences between adjacent SOAE frequencies is also present in the experimental data [14]. The similarity of model and experimental distributions was achieved by varying four free parameters in our model: the standard deviation and correlation length of the irregularities in the bifurcation parameter and the coefficients of the viscous and elastic coupling.…”
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“…The histogram of the relative frequency difference of neighboring SOAEs displays a clear maximum corresponding to one semitone. This striking statistical feature of the relative differences between adjacent SOAE frequencies is also present in the experimental data [14]. The similarity of model and experimental distributions was achieved by varying four free parameters in our model: the standard deviation and correlation length of the irregularities in the bifurcation parameter and the coefficients of the viscous and elastic coupling.…”
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confidence: 87%
“…In order to compare statistics from our model with experimental data, we simulated 152 cochleas corresponding to the number of ears in experiments in the study by Talmadge et al [14]. In the following, we compare the resulting statistics of SOAE frequencies from our model with experiments.…”
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“…Further, it is unlikely that they would have multiple SOAEs to the extent that larger DPOAE amplitudes would be seen at 10 f 2 frequencies. When multiple SOAEs are evident there are typically on average four SOAEs (Lonsbury-Martin et al, 1990;Talmadge et al, 1993). We offer [PECAM]) and demonstrated that all were significantly elevated in mice with transgenic SCD.…”
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“…SOAE are currently thought to be present in approximately 75% of the population [5], [6], [7]. A SOAE is a single pure tone at a fixed frequency up to 2kHz and a fixed amplitude.…”
Section: Otoacoustic Emissionsmentioning
confidence: 99%