bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июль 16, 2023
Abstract
Recent
work
in
the
field
of
neural
speech
tracking
provided
evidence
for
a
cortical
rep-resentation
through
superposition
event-related
responses
to
acoustic
edges,
an
idea
closely
related
popular
linear
modeling
approach
study
syn-chronization
via
magneto-
or
electroencephalography
(M/EEG).
However,
it
is
still
unclear
what
extent
speech-evoked
potentials
(ERPs)
including
well-established
phenomena,
e.g.,
N1
selective
attention
effect,
contribute
regression-based
analyses.
Here,
we
addressed
this
question
by
analyzing
EEG
dataset
obtained
during
simple
multispeaker
task
which
participants
were
cued
attend
only
one
two
competing
speakers.
Segmenting
ongoing
based
on
able
replicate
previous
findings
MEG
data
with
particularly
clear
P1-N1-P2
complexes.
Crucially,
ERPs
exhibited
significant
effects
line
auditory
effect.
Comparing
regression
results
revealed
major
find-ings.
First,
temporal
response
functions
(TRFs)
from
forward
strongly
temporally
as
well
spatially
correlated
corresponding
true
ERPs.
Sec-ond,
demonstrated
stimulus
reconstruction
(SR)
accuracies
backward
appeared
be
driven
consistent
generation
Taken
together,
our
observations
reveal
direct
link
between
edges
and
TRF
SR
mod-eling
techniques.
We
emphasize
enhancement
signal-to-noise
ratio
repeatedly
evoked
critical
factor
facilitating
subsequent
higher-order
processing
selectively
attended
speech.
In
addition
that,
imply
representation
superimposed
accordance
recent
arguments
promoting
evoked-response
model.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Май 23, 2024
Abstract
A
social
scene
is
particularly
informative
when
people
are
distinguishable.
To
understand
somebody
amid
a
‘cocktail
party’
chatter,
we
automatically
index
their
voice.
This
ability
underpinned
by
parallel
processing
of
vocal
spectral
contours
from
speech
sounds,
but
it
has
not
yet
been
established
how
this
occurs
in
the
brain’s
cortex.
We
investigate
single-trial
neural
tracking
slow
frequency
modulations
using
electroencephalography.
Participants
briefly
listened
to
unfamiliar
single
speakers,
and
addition,
they
performed
cocktail
party
comprehension
task.
Quantified
through
stimulus
reconstruction
methods,
robust
was
found
responses
(delta-theta
range)
fourth
fifth
formant
band,
equivalent
3.5–5
KHz
audible
range.
Instantaneous
spacing
(Δ
F
),
which
also
yields
indexical
information
tract,
similarly
decodable.
Moreover,
EEG
evidence
listeners’
abilities
predicted
chances
succeeding
at
selective
listening
faced
with
two-speaker
mixtures.
In
summary,
results
indicate
that
communicating
brain
can
rely
on
locking
cortical
rhythms
major
changes
led
upper
resonances
tract.
Their
corresponding
articulatory
mechanics
hence
continuously
issue
fundamental
credential
for
listeners
target
real
time.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июнь 10, 2024
Abstract
The
ability
to
perceive
pitch
allows
human
listeners
experience
music,
recognize
the
identity
and
emotion
conveyed
by
conversational
partners,
make
sense
of
their
auditory
environment.
A
percept
is
formed
weighting
different
acoustic
cues
(e.g.,
signal
fundamental
frequency
inter-harmonic
spacing)
contextual
(expectation).
How
when
such
are
neurally
encoded
integrated
remains
debated.
In
this
study,
twenty-eight
participants
listened
tone
sequences
with
(pure
tones,
complex
missing
ambiguous
mixtures),
placed
in
predictable
less
sequences,
while
magnetoencephalography
was
recorded.
Decoding
analyses
revealed
that
neural
responses
all
three
types,
low-to-mid
cortex,
bilaterally,
right-hemisphere
dominance.
pattern
activity
generalized
across
cue-types,
offset
time:
earlier
for
harmonic
tones
(∼85ms)
than
pure
(∼95ms).
For
emerged
significantly
contexts,
could
be
decoded
even
before
onset.
results
suggest
a
unified
representation
emerges
integrating
independent
cues,
context
alters
dynamics
generation
ambiguous.
Abstract
A
social
scene
is
particularly
informative
when
people
are
distinguishable.
To
understand
somebody
amid
a
“cocktail
party”
chatter,
we
automatically
index
their
voice.
This
ability
underpinned
by
parallel
processing
of
vocal
spectral
contours
from
speech
sounds,
but
it
has
not
yet
been
established
how
this
occurs
in
the
brain’s
cortex.
We
investigate
single-trial
neural
tracking
slow
frequency
modulations
using
electroencephalography.
Participants
briefly
listened
to
unfamiliar
single
speakers,
and
addition,
they
performed
cocktail
party
comprehension
task.
Quantified
through
stimulus
reconstruction
methods,
robust
was
found
responses
(delta-theta
range)
fourth
fifth
formant
band,
equivalent
3.5–5
KHz
audible
range.
The
spacing
between
neighboring
instantaneous
(ΔF),
which
also
yields
indexical
information
tract,
similarly
decodable.
Moreover,
EEG
evidence
listeners’
abilities
predicted
chances
succeeding
at
selective
listening
faced
with
two-speaker
mixtures.
In
summary,
results
indicate
that
communicating
brain
can
rely
on
locking
cortical
rhythms
major
changes
led
upper
resonances
tract.
Their
corresponding
articulatory
mechanics
hence
continuously
issue
fundamental
credential
for
listeners
target
real
time.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Окт. 25, 2022
Summary
We
are
unresponsive
during
slow-wave
sleep
but
continue
monitoring
external
events
for
survival.
Our
brain
wakens
us
when
danger
is
imminent.
If
non-threatening,
our
might
store
them
later
consideration
to
improve
decision-making.
To
test
this
hypothesis,
we
examined
whether
novel
vocabulary
consisting
of
simultaneously
played
pseudowords
and
translation
words
encoded/stored
sleep,
which
neural-electrical
facilitate
encoding/storage.
An
algorithm
brain-state
dependent
stimulation
selectively
targeted
word
pairs
peaks
or
troughs.
Retrieval
tests
were
given
12
36
hours
later.
These
required
decisions
regarding
the
semantic
category
previously
sleep-played
pseudowords.
The
influenced
awake
decision-making
later,
if
words’
linguistic
processing
raised
neural
complexity.
semantic-associative
encoding
was
supported
by
increased
theta
power
ensuing
peak.
Fast-spindle
ramped
up
a
second
peak
likely
aiding
consolidation.
Hence,
new
stored
days
PLoS ONE,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
17(12), С. e0277801 - e0277801
Опубликована: Дек. 1, 2022
The
human
brain
networks
responsible
for
selectively
listening
to
a
voice
amid
other
talkers
remain
be
clarified.
present
study
aimed
investigate
relationships
between
cortical
activity
and
performance
in
speech-in-speech
task,
before
(Experiment
I)
after
training-induced
improvements
II).
In
Experiment
I,
74
participants
performed
task
while
their
was
measured
using
functional
near
infrared
spectroscopy
(fNIRS)
device.
One
target
talker
one
masker
were
simultaneously
presented
at
three
different
target-to-masker
ratios
(TMRs):
adverse,
intermediate
favorable.
Behavioral
results
show
that
may
increase
monotonically
with
TMR
some
failed
decrease,
or
even
improved,
the
adverse-TMR
condition
others.
On
neural
level,
an
extensive
network
including
frontal
(left
prefrontal
cortex,
right
dorsolateral
cortex
bilateral
inferior
gyri)
temporal
(bilateral
auditory
cortex)
regions
more
solicited
by
than
two
Additionally,
gyri
left
activities
found
positively
correlated
behavioral
condition.
II,
27
participants,
whose
poorest
of
trained
improve
Results
significant
along
decreased
gyri,
parietal
training.
Arguably,
lower
reflects
higher
efficiency
processing
inhibition
As
speech-in-noise
tasks
also
imply
regions,
we
suggest
regardless
type
masking
(speech
noise)
complexity
will
prompt
implication
similar
network.
Furthermore,
initial
cognitive
recruitment
reduced
following
training
leading
economy
resources.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июль 16, 2023
Abstract
Recent
work
in
the
field
of
neural
speech
tracking
provided
evidence
for
a
cortical
rep-resentation
through
superposition
event-related
responses
to
acoustic
edges,
an
idea
closely
related
popular
linear
modeling
approach
study
syn-chronization
via
magneto-
or
electroencephalography
(M/EEG).
However,
it
is
still
unclear
what
extent
speech-evoked
potentials
(ERPs)
including
well-established
phenomena,
e.g.,
N1
selective
attention
effect,
contribute
regression-based
analyses.
Here,
we
addressed
this
question
by
analyzing
EEG
dataset
obtained
during
simple
multispeaker
task
which
participants
were
cued
attend
only
one
two
competing
speakers.
Segmenting
ongoing
based
on
able
replicate
previous
findings
MEG
data
with
particularly
clear
P1-N1-P2
complexes.
Crucially,
ERPs
exhibited
significant
effects
line
auditory
effect.
Comparing
regression
results
revealed
major
find-ings.
First,
temporal
response
functions
(TRFs)
from
forward
strongly
temporally
as
well
spatially
correlated
corresponding
true
ERPs.
Sec-ond,
demonstrated
stimulus
reconstruction
(SR)
accuracies
backward
appeared
be
driven
consistent
generation
Taken
together,
our
observations
reveal
direct
link
between
edges
and
TRF
SR
mod-eling
techniques.
We
emphasize
enhancement
signal-to-noise
ratio
repeatedly
evoked
critical
factor
facilitating
subsequent
higher-order
processing
selectively
attended
speech.
In
addition
that,
imply
representation
superimposed
accordance
recent
arguments
promoting
evoked-response
model.