
doi: 10.3390/data9030043
handle: 20.500.14243/465649 , 11568/1252067
Evaluating hearing in newborns and uncooperative patients can pose a considerable challenge. One potential solution might be to employ the Pupil Dilation Response (PDR) as an objective physiological metric. In this dataset descriptor paper, we present a collection of data showing changes in pupil dimension and shape upon presentation of auditory stimuli. In particular, we collected pupil data from 16 subjects, with no known hearing loss, upon different lighting conditions, measured in response to a series of 60–100 audible tones, all of the same frequency and amplitude, which may serve to further investigate any relationship between hearing capabilities and PDRs.
orienting reflex, acoustic signal processing, Orienting reflex, pupillometry, Pupil dilatation, pupil dilatation, Bibliography. Library science. Information resources, Auditory detection, Pupillometry, acoustic signal processing; auditory detection; orienting reflex; pupil dilatation; pupillometry, Acoustic signal processing, auditory detection, Z
orienting reflex, acoustic signal processing, Orienting reflex, pupillometry, Pupil dilatation, pupil dilatation, Bibliography. Library science. Information resources, Auditory detection, Pupillometry, acoustic signal processing; auditory detection; orienting reflex; pupil dilatation; pupillometry, Acoustic signal processing, auditory detection, Z
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