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Raymond Dye

Professor Emeritus

Loyola University Chicago

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College of Arts and Sciences

Psychology

Raymond Dye is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Emeritus at Loyola University Chicago.

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Loyola University Chicago

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audiology hearing research acoustical engineering acoustic ecology auditory science bioacoustics neuroscience cognitive science acoustic signal processing electrophysiology speech perception psychoacoustics audio electroacoustics acoustical oceanography underwater acoustics interaural differences visual perception engineering acoustic hearing loss acoustic modeling psychology signal processing cognitive neuroscience speech processing audio analysis auditory physiology music perception psychophysics auditory modeling speech acoustics time perception echo clicks statistics machine learning visual science speech communication eeg signal processing audio signal processing signal detection sound sources cocktail party interaural information interaural delays experimental social psychology medicinal research avian biology fish biology user perception sensory science statistical signal processing human hearing cognitive electrophysiology timefrequency analysis sensometrics haptic technologies single-cell analysis biological psychology spectral analysis spatial audio high-frequency clicks interclick interval interaural delay tonal signals interaural intensity difference thresholds signal intensity changes cochlear nucleus units empirical spike-count distributions just-noticeable differences musical training sound localization music information retrieval acoustic music music aural augmentation music psychology attention

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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The Precedence Effect: Is It the Same for Interaural Time and Interaural Level Differences?. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2020)

Raymond H. DyeSarah E. Darnell

precedence effectlinguisticsinteraural timeacoustical engineeringunderwater acousticsspeech perceptionacoustic ecologyacoustical oceanographyhealth sciencesaudiologyhearing research

Lateralization of Simulated Sources and Echoes Differing in Frequency Based on Interaural Temporal Differences. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2016)

Raymond H. DyeJoseph BoomerJoleen FrankelJacquelyn P. HillAlycia N. Peloquin

audio electroacousticsaudiologyacoustic signal processingacoustical engineeringinteraural temporal differencesauditory sciencecognitive sciencebioacousticshearing researchsimulated sources

Lateralization of Simulated Sources and Echoes on the Basis of Interaural Differences of Level. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2013)

Raymond H. DyeJacquelyn P. HillLeslie M. RyanAlexander E. CuplerKevin M. Bannon

audio electroacousticsacoustical engineeringinteraural differencesbioacousticsauditory scienceacoustic ecologycognitive sciencespeech perceptionaudiologyhearing researchsimulated sources

10.1121/1.3499700.1. Default Digital Object Group (2010)

Erik BreschShrikanth Narayanan

Interaural Time Difference Processing of Broadband and Narrow-Band Noise by Inexperienced Listeners. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2007)

William A. YostRaymond H. DyeStanley Sheft

inexperienced listenersacoustic signal processingacoustical engineeringneurosciencenarrow-band noiseaudio signal processingbioacousticsauditory sciencespeech processingsignal processingaudiologyhearing research

The Effect of Spectral Differences on the Ability to Judge the Laterality of a Simulated Source Followed by a Simulated Echo. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2006)

Joseph B. BoomerRaymond H. DyeStanley SheftWilliam A. Yost

audio electroacousticsspectral differencessimulated echoaudiologyauditory sciencebioacousticsacoustic ecologypsychoacousticshearing research

The Influence of Later-Arriving Sounds on the Ability of Listeners to Judge the Lateral Position of a Source. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2006)

Raymond H. DyeChristopher A. BrownJosé A. GallegosWilliam A. YostMark A. Stellmack

later-arriving soundshearing losslateral positionbioacousticsauditory scienceacoustic ecologypsychoacousticshuman hearingspeech perceptionaudiologyhearing research

Diotic and Dichotic Discrimination of Binary Sequences. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2005)

Stanley SheftWilliam A. YostRaymond H. Dye

linguisticsacoustical engineeringdichotic discriminationbinary sequencesacoustic ecologyacoustical oceanographyaudiology

Discrimination of First- and Second-Order Regular Intervals From Random Intervals as a Function of High-Pass Filter Cutoff Frequency. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2005)

William A. YostDan Mapes-RiordanRaymond DyeStanley SheftWilliam Shofner

random intervalsacoustic signal processingacoustical engineeringacoustic modelingacoustic ecologysecond-order regular intervalsacoustical oceanographyaudiologyhearing researchstatistics

Observer Weighting Strategies in Interaural Time-Difference Discrimination and Monaural Level Discrimination for a Multi-Tone Complex. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2005)

Raymond H. DyeMark A. StellmackNoah F. Jurcin

multi-tone complexacoustic signal processingacoustical engineeringvisual perceptionbiostatisticsauditory sciencebioacousticsacoustic ecologyaudiologyinteraural time-difference discriminationhearing researchmonaural level discrimination

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Raymond Dye

Professor Emeritus

Loyola University Chicago

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Psychology

Raymond Dye is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Emeritus at Loyola University Chicago.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Raymond Dye

Loyola University Chicago

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Precedence Effect: Is It the Same for Interaural Time and Interaural Level Differences?. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2020)

Raymond H. DyeSarah E. Darnell

precedence effectlinguisticsinteraural timeacoustical engineeringunderwater acousticsspeech perceptionacoustic ecologyacoustical oceanographyhealth sciencesaudiologyhearing research

Lateralization of Simulated Sources and Echoes Differing in Frequency Based on Interaural Temporal Differences. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2016)

Raymond H. DyeJoseph BoomerJoleen FrankelJacquelyn P. HillAlycia N. Peloquin

audio electroacousticsaudiologyacoustic signal processingacoustical engineeringinteraural temporal differencesauditory sciencecognitive sciencebioacousticshearing researchsimulated sources

Lateralization of Simulated Sources and Echoes on the Basis of Interaural Differences of Level. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2013)

Raymond H. DyeJacquelyn P. HillLeslie M. RyanAlexander E. CuplerKevin M. Bannon

audio electroacousticsacoustical engineeringinteraural differencesbioacousticsauditory scienceacoustic ecologycognitive sciencespeech perceptionaudiologyhearing researchsimulated sources

10.1121/1.3499700.1. Default Digital Object Group (2010)

Erik BreschShrikanth Narayanan

Interaural Time Difference Processing of Broadband and Narrow-Band Noise by Inexperienced Listeners. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2007)

William A. YostRaymond H. DyeStanley Sheft

The Effect of Spectral Differences on the Ability to Judge the Laterality of a Simulated Source Followed by a Simulated Echo. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2006)

Joseph B. BoomerRaymond H. DyeStanley SheftWilliam A. Yost

audio electroacousticsspectral differencessimulated echoaudiologyauditory sciencebioacousticsacoustic ecologypsychoacousticshearing research

The Influence of Later-Arriving Sounds on the Ability of Listeners to Judge the Lateral Position of a Source. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2006)

Raymond H. DyeChristopher A. BrownJosé A. GallegosWilliam A. YostMark A. Stellmack

later-arriving soundshearing losslateral positionbioacousticsauditory scienceacoustic ecologypsychoacousticshuman hearingspeech perceptionaudiologyhearing research

Diotic and Dichotic Discrimination of Binary Sequences. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2005)

Stanley SheftWilliam A. YostRaymond H. Dye

linguisticsacoustical engineeringdichotic discriminationbinary sequencesacoustic ecologyacoustical oceanographyaudiology

Discrimination of First- and Second-Order Regular Intervals From Random Intervals as a Function of High-Pass Filter Cutoff Frequency. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2005)

William A. YostDan Mapes-RiordanRaymond DyeStanley SheftWilliam Shofner

random intervalsacoustic signal processingacoustical engineeringacoustic modelingacoustic ecologysecond-order regular intervalsacoustical oceanographyaudiologyhearing researchstatistics

Observer Weighting Strategies in Interaural Time-Difference Discrimination and Monaural Level Discrimination for a Multi-Tone Complex. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2005)

Raymond H. DyeMark A. StellmackNoah F. Jurcin

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