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1.	Encoding Repetition Rate Of Pulse Trains And Masking Of Auditory-Response In The Inferior Colliculus Of The Big Brown Bat, Eptesicus Fuscus
2.	Variations Of Masking And Recovery Cycle Induced By Different Sound Stimulus Patterns In Inferior Collicular Neurons
3.	Cortical Coding Of Sound Source Azimuth And Sound Stimulus Level In Complex Acoustic Environments
4.	Bayesian Statistical Analysis For Masked Data
5.	Studies On The Auditory Response Properties To Different Sound Stimulus Patterns In Inferior Collicular Neurons
6.	Gradually Local Impact Analysis And Application
7.	Encoding Of Sound Stimulus Frequency Information Of Neurons In The Rat Auditory Cortex In A Complex Acoustic Environment
8.	The Temporal Property Of Masker-elicited Forward Masking In Inferior Collicular Neurons
9.	Studying Of The Method For Image Quality Assessment Model Via HVS
10.	Mechanism Of Effect Of Weak Noise Forward Masking On The Frequency Tuning In Inferior Collicular Neurons
11.	Masking Effects Of Forward Masker Sound With Different Durations On Frequency Receptive-field And Minimum Threshold Of Inferior Collicular Neurons Of Mouse
12.	Different Forward Masking Patterns Of Sustained Noise Burst And Segmental Noise Burst In The Inferior Collicular Neurons
13.	The Research Of Outlier Detections Using Uniformly Distribution
14.	Presentation Rate Of Stimulation Affects The Firing Rate Of Inferior Collicular Neurons Of The Mice With Different Ages
15.	Forward Masking Effects Of Static And Dynamic Frequency Maskers On The Response Of Inferior Collicular Neurons In Mouse
16.	Study On Influence Analysis In Linear Models
17.	The Chaotic Circuit And Its Application Research In Secure Communication
18.	Research Of Multiple Suppression Method Based On Wave Theory
19.	Influence Analysis Of Linear Regression Model And Diagnosis Of Outliers
20.	Encoding Of Sound Spatial Information By Neurons In The Rat Primary Auditory Cortex In A Complex Acoustic Environment
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