论文信息 - Genetic algorithms: Are they the future of hearing aid fittings?

Genetic algorithms: Are they the future of hearing aid fittings?

The authors introduce and report preliminary research results on the genetic algorithm, a tool that may someday be used to provide a more efficient means to identify optimum hearing aid settings.

Deniz Başkent | Brent Edwards | Cheryl Eiler | Karrie Recker

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