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公开(公告)号:US11785397B2
公开(公告)日:2023-10-10
申请号:US17459370
申请日:2021-08-27
Applicant: Oticon A/S
Inventor: Thomas Lunner , Tanveer Bhuiyan , José Antonio Esparza Isasa , Sergi Rotger Griful , Antonello Salvatucci , Gary Jones , Kim Tilgaard Petersen , Peter Sommer
IPC: H04R25/00
CPC classification number: H04R25/505 , H04R25/554 , H04R2225/41
Abstract: The present application relates to a system comprising a hearing aid, the hearing aid configured to be operated based on an estimation of a current listening effort of a hearing aid user. The system comprising an input unit for receiving an input sound signal from an environment of the hearing aid user and providing at least one electric input signal representing said input sound signal, an output unit for providing at least one set of stimuli perceivable as sound to the hearing aid user based on processed versions of said at least one electric input signal, a signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) estimator for determining an SNR in the environment of the hearing aid user, a processing unit connected to said input unit and to said output unit and comprising signal processing parameters of the system to provide processed versions of said at least one electric input signal, a memory unit configured to store reference sets of SNR and pulse transition time (PTT) of the hearing aid user, at least a first and a second physiological sensor, wherein the system being configured to determine, based on the first physiological sensor, a first point in time at a first maximum upslope point of a first measured parameter, determine, based on the second physiological sensor, a second point in time at a second maximum upslope point of a second measured parameter, establish a current PTT by calculating a time difference between the first point in time and the second point in time, and determine, based on the current PTT and the stored reference sets of SNR and PTT, a current listening effort of the hearing aid user.
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公开(公告)号:US11671769B2
公开(公告)日:2023-06-06
申请号:US16919735
申请日:2020-07-02
Applicant: Oticon A/S
Inventor: Thomas Lunner , Gary Jones , Lars Bramsløw , Michael Syskind Pedersen , Pauli Minnaar , Jesper Jensen , Michael Kai Petersen , Peter Sommer , Hongyan Sun , Jacob Schack Larsen
IPC: H04R25/00
CPC classification number: H04R25/505 , H04R25/30 , H04R2225/43 , H04R2225/49
Abstract: A method of personalizing one or more parameters of a processing algorithm for use in a hearing aid of a specific user comprises
Performing a predictive test for estimating a hearing ability of the user when listening to signals having different characteristics;
Analyzing results of said predictive test for said user and providing a hearing ability measure for said user;
Selecting a specific processing algorithm of said hearing aid,
Selecting a cost-benefit function related to said user's hearing ability in dependence of said different characteristics for said algorithm; and
Determining, for said user, one or more personalized parameters of said processing algorithm in dependence of said hearing ability measure and said cost-benefit function.-
公开(公告)号:US10129672B2
公开(公告)日:2018-11-13
申请号:US15176403
申请日:2016-06-08
Applicant: Oticon A/S
Inventor: Gary Jones
Abstract: A hearing device adapted to a specific user comprises a) a forward path for processing an electric signal representing sound, and comprising an input unit, a signal processing unit, and an output unit, b) a configurable tinnitus signal generator for generating a tinnitus masking signal intended to relieve a tinnitus of the user, and c) a combination unit operationally connected to the configurable tinnitus signal generator and to the forward path, d) an analysis path comprising d1) an analysis unit for providing a forward path analysis control signal; d2) a control unit for receiving the forward path analysis control signal, and providing a resulting tinnitus control signal based on a predefined criterion involving said number of control input signals, wherein the control unit is adapted to control the configurable tinnitus signal generator, depending on the resulting tinnitus control signal, to thereby adaptively control a level of the tinnitus masking signal.
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