A novel signal-processing strategy for hearing-aid design: neurocompensation
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Simon Haykin | Ian C. Bruce | Suzanna Becker | Jeff Bondy | Laurel Trainor | S. Haykin | S. Becker | L. Trainor | I. Bruce | J. Bondy
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