Methods and systems for visualizing sound and hearing ability
OwnerJay Alan Zimmermaninventor
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Abstract
A computer-implemented method of visualizing hearing ability, comprising acquiring, by one or more processors, audio data, generating, by the one or more processors, a hearing ability visualization with the audio data for display, wherein the hearing ability visualization includes a graphical element, a horizontal axis representing volume, and a vertical axis representing frequency, the graphical element being positioned relative to the horizontal axis such that volume is louder closer to the graphical element and quieter further from the graphical element.
Claims20
A computer-implemented method of visualizing hearing ability, comprising:
- acquiring, by one or more processors, audio data;
- and
- generating, by the one or more processors, a hearing ability visualization with the audio data for display, wherein the hearing ability visualization includes a graphical element, a horizontal axis representing volume, and a vertical axis representing frequency, the graphical element being positioned relative to the horizontal axis such that volume is louder closer to the graphical element and quieter further from the graphical element.
A computer-implemented method of visualizing hearing ability, comprising:
- acquiring, by one or more processors, a first audio data corresponding to a first ear of a patient and a second audio data corresponding to a second ear of a patient;
- and
- generating, by the one or more processors, a hearing ability visualization with the first and second audio data for display, wherein the hearing ability visualization includes a graphical element, a horizontal axis representing volume, and a vertical axis representing frequency, the first and second audio data being along a same side of the graphical element.
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