Temporal Integration of Loudness is a psychophysical construct that characterizes the process by which the auditory system combines sound energy over time to form a unified percept of loudness, distinguishing it from instantaneous or short-term loudness estimates by emphasizing the cumulative effect of temporal duration on perceived intensity.
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Temporal Summation Of Loudness
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Matching functions between loudness and ten other continua1
S. S. Stevens · Perception & Psychophysics · 1966 · 180 citations · Full text
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