Fatigue Modeling via Mammalian Auditory System for Prediction of Noise Induced Hearing Loss

<div>Time-frequency presentations of BM velocities as the output of the TRNL filter, responding to (a) impulsive noise, (b) sweeping chirp noise at low frequency (400–500 Hz), and (c) sweeping chirp noise at high frequency (8000–12000 Hz). The labels of frequency axis indicate the different locations along BM, which refer to the partitions in cochlea.</div>

Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine

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Figure 5: Fatigue Modeling via Mammalian Auditory System for Prediction of Noise Induced Hearing Loss 