Mandarin Tone Recognition

Reverberation degrades pitch perception but not Mandarin tone and vowel recognition of cochlear implant users
Objectives. The primary goal of this study was to investigate the effects of reverberation on Mandarin tone and vowel recognition of …
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Mandarin tone recognition training with cochlear implant simulation: Amplitude envelope enhancement and cue weighting
With limited fundamental frequency (F0) cues, cochlear implant (CI) users recognize Mandarin tones using amplitude envelope. This study …
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Mandarin tone and vowel recognition in cochlear implant users: Effects of talker variability and bimodal hearing
Objectives. For cochlear implant (CI) users with residual low-frequency acoustic hearing in the nonimplanted ear, bimodal hearing …
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Speech recognition and temporal amplitude modulation processing by Mandarin-speaking cochlear implant users
OBJECTIVE. Fundamental frequency (F0) information is important to Chinese tone and speech recognition. Cochlear implant (CI) speech …
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Contribution of low-frequency acoustic information to Chinese speech recognition in cochlear implant simulations
Chinese sentence recognition strongly relates to the reception of tonal information. For cochlear implant (CI) users with residual …
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Contributions of periodicity fluctuation cues in individual frequency channels to Chinese speech recognition
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Enhancing Chinese tone recognition by manipulating amplitude envelope: Implications for cochlear implants
Tone recognition is important for speech understanding in tonal languages such as Mandarin Chinese. Cochlear implant patients are able …
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Importance of pitch and periodicity to Chinese-speaking cochlear implant patients
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