Commercial hearing aid measurement systems simplify standardized electroacoustic analyses for clinicians. However, these systems use test methods that may not accurately characterize the performance of non-linear and automatic signal processing hearing aids in real-life use. We have implemented a novel set of maximum-length sequence-based hearing aid tests that can better approximate the real-world performance of a hearing aid. Orienting these test methods to the hearing aid wearer provides measures that are "consumer-based."
Cite as: Jamieson, D.G., Schneider, T. (1993) Consumer-based electroacoustic hearing aid measures. Proc. Speech and Language Technology for Disabled Persons, 31-34
@inproceedings{jamieson93_sltdp,
author={Donald G. Jamieson and Todd Schneider},
title={{Consumer-based electroacoustic hearing aid measures}},
year=1993,
booktitle={Proc. Speech and Language Technology for Disabled Persons},
pages={31--34}
}