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Neural responses underlying interaural time difference discrimination as a function of sensory reliability in the barn owl

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Analysis shows how interaural time difference discrimination is affected by sensory reliability in barn owls, indicating complex interactions.

Behavioral sensitivity declines significantly with decreased sensory reliability, more than predicted by neural tuning changes.
Interaural time difference just-noticeable-differences increase exponentially as binaural correlation decreases.
Computing Fisher information from ICx neuronal responses shows it predicts behavioral thresholds across various conditions.
A computational model illustrates that discrimination performance results from the interplay of neural habituation and signal quality degradation.

Fischer et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis shows how interaural time difference discrimination is affected by sensory reliability in barn owls, indicating complex interactions.