Cochlea -- quality of filtering
Ron Blue
rcb1 at LEX.LCCC.EDU
Wed Sep 20 07:48:29 EST 1995
On 20 Sep 1995, Eric Smith wrote:
> How well does the cochlea divide sound into its frequency components?
> For example, a 100 dB, 6000 Hz, pure tone, stimulates the hair cells
> for 6000 Hz. But does it avoid stimulating any 5000 Hz hair cells at
> all, or does it stimulate those with a small fraction of the energy it
> applies to the 6000 Hz hair cells? Can anyone supply any kind of
> formula for estimating how much stimulation there will be at different
> frequencies when a single pure tone is applied?
Interesting question. I believe according to my model you should
observe a gaussian distribution. If you do not please inform
me of your results. Ron Blue
The following is available by FTP:
Note: this is Unix system which is case sensitive.
ftp.tmn.com
login: anonymous
password: (your email address)
cd Chaos-Complexity
ls
get BlueBlue-OpponentProcessing.txt
bye
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