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DTIC ADA1025980: Some Dimensions of Auditory Sonar Signal Perceptio...
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Two experiments were performed with experienced sonar
technician listeners in an effort to identify perceptual
dimensions underlying the classification of aurally
presented sonar signals. It was found that: (1) where
common sets of sonar signals are used as stimuli, the
group perceptual space of naive and experienced sonar
listeners is highly similar; (2) experienced sonar
listeners attach different salience or importance to
particular dimensions than do naive listeners; (3) the
number of dimensions in the group perceptual space is a
function of the representativeness of the signal set; (4)
most sonar signals are quite complex perceptually, and
project on several dimensions; (5) very strong
projections on some of the experimentally identified
dimensions are associated with a high degree of
classification success, but signals that lack strong
projections on any dimension are often erroneously
classified; (6) experienced sonar listeners classify
signals in accord with how strongly the signals resemble
certain target class stereotypes; this may or may not
result in successful classification of particular
examples.
Date Published: 2020-02-12 14:34:47
Identifier: DTIC_ADA1025980
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Language: english
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