耳蜗是否盘绕以提供声音定位?

Xun Huang, Chi Xu, L. Bai
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从信号处理的角度研究了耳蜗形状对声音定位的潜在物理效应。取感觉毛细胞组成传感器阵列,并采用数值模型模拟感觉毛细胞直接感知的外部声压,即通过骨传导。认知过程因此被近似为一个信号处理阵列。通过模拟声图像,比较了直耳蜗和螺旋耳蜗的声音定位能力。结果表明,螺旋形状可以获得较好的垂直声定位效果。因此,分析表明,耳蜗螺旋形的进化可能不仅是出于空间保护的原因,也是为了可能的感知优势。
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Is the cochlea coiled to provide sound localization?
The potential physical effect of the cochlear shape on sound localization is studied from the perspective of signal processing. The sensory hair cells are taken to form a sensor array, and a numerical model is used to simulate the external sound pressure perceived by the sensory hair cells directly, that is, via bone conduction. The cognitive process is thus approximated as a signal processing array. The sound localization capabilities of a straight cochlea and a spiral cochlea are compared by examining the simulated acoustic images. The results demonstrate that the spiral shape can achieve better vertical sound localization. The analysis therefore indicates that the cochlear spiral shape might not only have evolved for space conservation reasons but also for possible perceptual benefits.
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