Publikationen von Frederic E. Theunissen

Elie, J. E.; Theunissen, F. E.: Invariant neural responses for sensory categories revealed by the time-varying information for communication calls. PLoS Computational Biology 15 (9), e1006698 (2019)

Elie, J. E.; Theunissen, F. E.: Zebra finches identify individuals using vocal signatures unique to each call type. Nature Communications 9, 4026 (2018)

Piazza, E. A.; Theunissen, F. E.; Wessel, D.; Whitney, D.: Rapid adaptation to the timbre of natural sounds. Scientific Reports 8, 13826 (2018)

de Heer, W. A.; Huth, A. G.; Griffiths, T. L.; Gallant, J. L.; Theunissen, F. E.: The hierarchical cortical organization of human speech processing. The Journal of Neuroscience 37 (27), S. 6539 - 6557 (2017)

Holdgraf, C. R.; Rieger, J. W.; Micheli, C.; Martin, S.; Knight, R. T.; Theunissen, F. E.: Encoding and decoding models in cognitive electrophysiology. Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience 11, 61 (2017)

Kaardal, J. T.; Theunissen, F. E.; Sharpee, T. O.: A low-rank method for characterizing high-level neural computations. Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience 11, 68 (2017)

Mouterde, S. C.; Elie, J. E.; Mathevon, N.; Theunissen, F. E.: Single neurons in the avian auditory cortex encode individual identity and propagation distance in naturally degraded communication calls. The Journal of Neuroscience 37 (13), S. 3491 - 3510 (2017)

Elie, J. E.; Theunissen, F. E.: The vocal repertoire of the domesticated zebra finch: A data-driven approach to decipher the information-bearing acoustic features of communication signals. Animal Cognition 19 (2), S. 285 - 315 (2016)

Holdgraf, C. R.; de Heer, W.; Pasley, B.; Rieger, J.; Crone, N.; Lin, J. J.; Knight, R. T.; Theunissen, F. E.: Rapid tuning shifts in human auditory cortex enhance speech intelligibility. Nature Communications 7, 13654 (2016)

Huth, A. G.; de Heer, W. A.; Griffiths, T. L.; Theunissen, F. E.; Gallant, J. L.: Natural speech reveals the semantic maps that tile human cerebral cortex. Nature 532 (7600), S. 453 - 458 (2016)

Elie, J. E.; Theunissen, F. E.: Meaning in the avian auditory cortex: Neural representation of communication calls. European Journal of Neuroscience: European Neuroscience Association 41 (5), S. 546 - 567 (2015)

Lee, T.; Theunissen, F. E.: A single microphone noise reduction algorithm based on the detection and reconstruction of spectro-temporal features. Proceedings of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences 471 (2184), 20150309 (2015)

Perez, E. C.; Elie, J. E.; Boucaud, I. C.; Crouchet, T.; Soulage, C. O.; Soula, H. A.; Theunissen, F. E.; Vignal, C.: Physiological resonance between mates through calls as possible evidence of empathic processes in songbirds. Hormones and Behavior 75, S. 130 - 141 (2015)

Dahl, A.; Sherlock, B. R.; Campos, J. J.; Theunissen, F. E.: Mothers' tone of voice depends on the nature of infants' transgressions. Emotion 14 (4), S. 651 - 665 (2014)

Mouterde, S. C.; Elie, J. E.; Theunissen, F. E.; Mathevon, N.: Learning to cope with degraded sounds: Female zebra finches can improve their expertise in discriminating between male voices at long distances. The Journal of Experimental Biology 217, S. 3169 - 3177 (2014)

Mouterde, S. C.; Theunissen, F. E.; Elie, J. E.; Vignal, C.; Mathevon, N.: Acoustic communication and sound degradation: How do the individual signatures of male and female zebra finch calls transmit over distance? PLoS One 9 (7), e102842 (2014)

Theunissen, F. E.; Elie, J. E.: Neural processing of natural sounds. Nature Reviews Neuroscience 15 (6), S. 355 - 366 (2014)

Amin, N.; Gastpar, M.; Theunissen, F. E.: Selective and efficient neural coding of communication signals depends on early acoustic and social environment. PLoS One 8 (4), e61417 (2013)

Elliott, T. M.; Hamilton, L. S.; Theunissen, F. E.: Acoustic structure of the five perceptual dimensions of timbre in orchestral instrument tones. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 133 (1), S. 389 - 404 (2013)

Hauber, M. E.; Woolley, S. M.; Cassey, P.; Theunissen, F. E.: Experience dependence of neural responses to different classes of male songs in the primary auditory forebrain of female songbirds. Behavioural Brain Research 243, S. 184 - 190 (2013)