This repository contains the code for the binaural-detection model used in the publication arXiv:2111.04637

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Overview

This repository contains the code for the binaural-detection model used in the publication arXiv:2111.04637

Dependencies

The model depends on the following python packages:

numpy
scipy
pandas
tables
matplotlib

All of witch should be included in popular python distributions such as Anaconda. If you are using virtual environments with pip, you can install all requirements by running:

pip install -r requirements

Repository Structure

The repository contains all scripts to run and plot the experiments discussed in the manuscript. It also contains a data.h5 file which contains pre-calculated results in HDF5 format. There are also two script calc_all.py and plot_all.py which will run an plot all experiments respectively.

How to run individual experiments.

The experiment subfolder acts as a python package. Experiments are best loaded individually To calculate and plot the results for the experiment of Lanford & Jeffress 1964 one would thus run:

from experiments import langford1964

langford1964.calc() # run the experiment store results in data.h5
langford1964.plot() # plot the results which are loaded from the data.h5 file

The `calc` function

Calling the calc function without parameters runs the model with the parameters as stated in the manuscript. Model parameters can, however, be easily changed by setting the parameters

rho_hat
bin_noise
mon_noise

for example:

langford1964.calc(rho_hat=0.95, bin_noise=0.33, mon_noise=0.70)

Be aware that the calc function overwrites previous results that might be stored in data.h5 to prevent this, set the save parameter to False:

langford1964.calc(rho_hat=0.95, bin_noise=0.33, mon_noise=0.70, save=False)

Alternatively, one can also provide the filename for a new buffer file:

langford1964.calc(rho_hat=0.95, bin_noise=0.33, mon_noise=0.70, save='newdata.h5')

The `plot` function

As the name suggests, the plot function plots the model results. By default, the function plots pre-calculated values as stored in the data.h5 file. One can provide the file paramter to load data from another file:

langford1964.plot(file='newdata.h5')

Model Structure

All model code is contained within the experiments folder. The actual model is implemented in model.py.

Individual experiments are split into subfolders named following the structure authorYEAR. The folder langford1964 thus contains scripts for the experiment of Langford & Jeffress 1964. Each of these folders contains a calc.py file which includes the code for running the calculations and saving the results in a buffer file called data.h5. The plot.py file in the subfolder then contains the code for plotting the results from the buffer file as well as the experimental results.

Please be aware that these files only provide the functions for calculating and plotting the results and can not be called directly.

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This repository contains the code for the binaural-detection model used in the publication arXiv:2111.04637

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Overview

Dependencies

Repository Structure

How to run individual experiments.

The calc function

The plot function

Model Structure

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The `calc` function

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