To implement the proposed cue-preserving MMSE filter, this paper further investigates and compares a broad range of subspace techniques for noise PSD estimation.
In the proposed scheme, CUEs use fixed transmit power while the transmit power of DUEs is controlled based on the network condition.
Motivated by physiological evidence for cells that are selective for border-ownership information [37] some models were proposed where cues signaled by T-junctions are used to generate consistent representations of layered surfaces [30], [38].
The proposed binaural cue-preserving MMSE filter preserves the binaural cues with a slight loss in the noise reduction performance.
The proposed binaural cue-preserving MMSE filter is introduced in Section 3. Section 4 presents the theory of subspace noise estimation, and Section 5 introduces the instrumental evaluation tools related to adaptive target blocking.
Fig. 9 Upper: ΔILD and bottom: ΔITD correspond to the binaural and bilateral gain functions, (SNR = 0 dB) Fig. 10 Comparison of the proposed binaural cue-preserving MMSE filter and the bilateral filter in segmental SNR improvement.
As it was proposed that cue-induced synthesis of proteins with short half-lives, which never reach a steady-state level, is essential in keeping cells responsive to that stimulus (Schwanhäusser et al., 2011), it would be intriguing to see whether proteins newly synthesized in the neuronal subcellular compartments are specifically targeted for degradation after their cue-induced synthesis.
Effectively, we thus do not propose any cues for putative funding or sharing efforts (such as on bioinformatics) since each community could organize it depending on its own objectives and contexts.
However, other results, such as the absence of a cueing effect on detection sensitivity accompanied by a lower decision criterion in valid trials [3] supported a late, post-perceptual interpretation of the cueing RT effect, which proposes that cue information does not affect perceptual processes, but rather biases the participants' decision criterion for emitting a response [4].
The best studied contact pheromone systems in marine crustaceans are the harpacticoid copepods where glycoproteins were proposed as contact cues in Tigriopus japonicus [18].
