Martin Cooke is a researcher affiliated with Ikerbasque in Spain, specializing in fields related to neuroscience, cognitive neuroscience, and experimental and cognitive psychology. Their work also encompasses signal processing, speech and hearing, and artificial intelligence within a broad spectrum of research domains.
The scientist's primary research topics focus on hearing loss and rehabilitation, phonetics and phonology research, speech and audio processing, noise effects and management, linguistic variation and morphology, neuroscience and music perception, as well as natural language processing techniques.
Martin Cooke has contributed to notable scientific journals, with frequent publications appearing in:
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Frequent coauthors collaborating with Martin Cooke are:
The research includes investigations on adaptation to distorted speech, speech intelligibility in online studies, and aspects related to amplitude modulations aiding speech intelligibility under various conditions. The scientist's work supports understanding how hearing loss and speech processing operate in challenging auditory environments by combining insights from psychology, neuroscience, and signal processing.
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