N. Viemeister

Most-cited papers

Temporal integration and multiple looks.
N. Viemeister, G. Wakefield
1991Journal of the Acoustical Society of America397 citations
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Intensity coding and the dynamic range problem.
N. Viemeister
1988Hearing Research127 citations
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Intensity discrimination, increment detection, and magnitude estimation for 1-kHz tones.
N. Viemeister, Sid P. Bacon
1988Journal of the Acoustical Society of America93 citations
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Intensity discrimination as a function of stimulus level with electric stimulation.
David A. Nelson, J. L. Schmitz, Gail S. Donaldson, N. Viemeister +1 more
1996Journal of the Acoustical Society of America85 citations
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Discrimination of modulation depth of sinusoidal amplitude modulation (SAM) noise.
G. Wakefield, N. Viemeister
1990Journal of the Acoustical Society of America71 citations
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Cues for discrimination of envelopes.
Elizabeth A. Strickland, N. Viemeister
1996Journal of the Acoustical Society of America68 citations
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Forward masking of amplitude modulation: basic characteristics.
M. Wojtczak, N. Viemeister
2005Journal of the Acoustical Society of America59 citations
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The effects of frequency region and bandwidth on the temporal modulation transfer function.
Elizabeth A. Strickland, N. Viemeister
1997Journal of the Acoustical Society of America59 citations
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Intensity discrimination in normal-hearing and hearing-impaired listeners.
Anna C. Schroder, N. Viemeister, David A. Nelson
1994Journal of the Acoustical Society of America54 citations
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Stochastic properties of cat auditory nerve responses to electric and acoustic stimuli and application to intensity discrimination.
Eric Javel, N. Viemeister
2000Journal of the Acoustical Society of America51 citations
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Psychometric functions and temporal integration in electric hearing.
Gail S. Donaldson, N. Viemeister, David A. Nelson
1997Journal of the Acoustical Society of America48 citations
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The enhancement effect: evidence for adaptation of inhibition using a binaural centering task.
Andrew J. Byrne, M. A. Stellmack, N. Viemeister
2011Journal of the Acoustical Society of America44 citations Open access
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Sensory analysis in vision and audition
G. Legge, N. Viemeister
1988Behavioral and Brain Sciences41 citations
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Intensity discrimination under backward masking.
C. Plack, N. Viemeister
1992Journal of the Acoustical Society of America38 citations
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Issues in infant psychoacoustics
N. Viemeister, R. S. Schlauch
199236 citations
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Intensity discrimination under forward and backward masking: role of referential coding.
C. Plack, R. Carlyon, N. Viemeister
1995Journal of the Acoustical Society of America35 citations
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Intensity discrimination and detection of amplitude modulation.
M. Wojtczak, N. Viemeister
1999Journal of the Acoustical Society of America34 citations
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Suppression and the dynamic range of hearing.
C. Plack, N. Viemeister
1992Journal of the Acoustical Society of America31 citations Open access
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Within- versus cross-channel mechanisms in detection of envelope phase disparity.
Elizabeth A. Strickland, N. Viemeister, D. A. Fantini, Margery A. Garrison
1989Journal of the Acoustical Society of America29 citations
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Forward Masking in the Amplitude-Modulation Domain for Tone Carriers: Psychophysical Results and Physiological Correlates
M. Wojtczak, Paul C. Nelson, N. Viemeister, L. Carney
2011Journal of the Association for Research in Otolaryngology24 citations Open access
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Suprathreshold effects of adaptation produced by amplitude modulation.
M. Wojtczak, N. Viemeister
2003Journal of the Acoustical Society of America24 citations
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Intensity discrimination and detection of amplitude modulation in electric hearing.
Gail S. Donaldson, N. Viemeister
2000Journal of the Acoustical Society of America24 citations
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The effects of notched noise on intensity discrimination under forward masking.
C. Plack, N. Viemeister
1992Journal of the Acoustical Society of America24 citations
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Spectral and level effects in auditory signal enhancement.
N. Viemeister, Andrew J. Byrne, M. A. Stellmack
2013Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology18 citations
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Monaural and interaural intensity discrimination: level effects and the "binaural advantage".
M. A. Stellmack, N. Viemeister, Andrew J. Byrne
2004Journal of the Acoustical Society of America18 citations
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Physiological correlates of temporal integration
N. Viemeister, B. Shivapuja, A. Recio
199218 citations
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Modulation detection and discrimination with three-component signals.
B. Edwards, N. Viemeister
1994Journal of the Acoustical Society of America16 citations
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Frequency modulation versus amplitude modulation discrimination: evidence for a second frequency modulation encoding mechanism.
B. Edwards, N. Viemeister
1994Journal of the Acoustical Society of America16 citations
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Monaural and interaural temporal modulation transfer functions measured with 5-kHz carriers.
M. A. Stellmack, N. Viemeister, Andrew J. Byrne
2005Journal of the Acoustical Society of America15 citations
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Is useful speech information carried by fibers with high characteristic frequencies?
Elizabeth A. Strickland, N. Viemeister, D. VanTasell, Jill E. Preminger
1994Journal of the Acoustical Society of America15 citations
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The salience of enhanced components within inharmonic complexes.
Andrew J. Byrne, M. A. Stellmack, N. Viemeister
2013Journal of the Acoustical Society of America14 citations Open access
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On the mechanisms involved in the recovery of envelope information from temporal fine structure.
Frédéric Apoux, R. Millman, N. Viemeister, Christopher A Brown +1 more
2011Journal of the Acoustical Society of America14 citations Open access
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Intensity discrimination and increment detection in cochlear-implant users.
M. Wojtczak, Gail S. Donaldson, N. Viemeister
2003Journal of the Acoustical Society of America14 citations
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Intensity discrimination and increment detection at 16 kHz.
Sid P. Bacon, N. Viemeister
1994Journal of the Acoustical Society of America12 citations
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Perception of suprathreshold amplitude modulation and intensity increments: Weber's law revisited.
M. Wojtczak, N. Viemeister
2008Journal of the Acoustical Society of America11 citations Open access
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Discrimination of interaural phase differences in the envelopes of sinusoidally amplitude-modulated 4-kHz tones as a function of modulation depth.
M. A. Stellmack, N. Viemeister, Andrew J. Byrne
2005Journal of the Acoustical Society of America10 citations
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Auditory Temporal Integration: What Is Being Accumulated?
N. Viemeister
199610 citations
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The role of temporal structure in envelope processing: physiology, psychoacoustics, and models
N. Viemeister, M. A. Stellmack, Andrew J. Byrne
20059 citations
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Temporal windows for signals presented at uncertain times.
Paul S. H. Chang, N. Viemeister
19919 citations
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Discrimination of depth of sinusoidal amplitude modulation with and without roved carrier levels.
M. A. Stellmack, N. Viemeister, Andrew J. Byrne
2006Journal of the Acoustical Society of America8 citations
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Psychoacoustic equivalence of frequency modulation and quasi-frequency modulation.
B. Edwards, N. Viemeister
1994Journal of the Acoustical Society of America8 citations
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Extracting binaural information from simultaneous targets and distractors: effects of amplitude modulation and asynchronous envelopes.
M. A. Stellmack, Andrew J. Byrne, N. Viemeister
2010Journal of the Acoustical Society of America7 citations Open access
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Forward masking of frequency modulation.
Andrew J. Byrne, M. Wojtczak, N. Viemeister
2012Journal of the Acoustical Society of America5 citations Open access
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Comparing monaural and interaural temporal windows: effects of a temporal fringe on sensitivity to intensity differences.
M. A. Stellmack, N. Viemeister, Andrew J. Byrne
2005Journal of the Acoustical Society of America5 citations
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The role of high-CF fibers in speech perception: comments on Horwitz et al. (2002).
Elizabeth A. Strickland, N. Viemeister, D. VanTasell, Jill E. Preminger
2004Journal of the Acoustical Society of America5 citations
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PSYCHOPHYSICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF AUDITORY TEMPORAL PROCESSING
N. Viemeister, M. Rickert, Martin P. Law, M. A. Stellmack
20025 citations
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An overview of psychoacoustics and auditory perception
N. Viemeister
19905 citations
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Detection of modulation of a 4-kHz carrier.
N. Viemeister, M. A. Stellmack, Andrew J. Byrne
2010Journal of the Acoustical Society of America4 citations Open access
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Psychophysical response growth under suppression
M. Wojtczak, N. Viemeister
20054 citations
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Beats of mistuned consonances: Implications for auditory coding
N. Viemeister, M. Rickert, M. A. Stellmack
20014 citations
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