Neural representation of sound amplitude in the auditory cortex: effects of noise masking.

By D. P. Phillips. 1990

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Citations in the corpus

• Normalization as a canonical neural computation (2011, background): “Responses of A1 neurons show a roughly logarithmic dependence on sound intensity (the commonly used decibel scale), but the responses can be shifted to the right on the logarithmic intensity axis by increasing intensity of a background nois”
• Changes of AI receptive fields with sound density. (2002, background): “The auditory system performs as though it was receiving input at a lower sound level (Phillips 1990), and receptive fields shrink because cochlear afferents have smaller receptive fields at lower sound levels (Galambos and Davis 1943).”