Review of literature relevant on specific topics:
Contextual plasticity, Statistics , Journal Special Issues and Online Books
Books in the Lab Library (at Jesenná 5, rm. 32) or e-books (in the library/books directory on FTP)
(this list is incomplete, many more e-books and books are in the lab; also see the COGNET books below)
Bold indicates books recommended as a first one to start. It is possible to borrow these books. If you do, please, add your name to the borrowed list.
- General intro hearing & signal processing texts:
- Moore: An introduction to the psychology of hearing (2003)
- Yost: Fundamentals of Hearing (2000) (1985 edition),
- Warren: Auditory Perception (1999)
- Lyon RF: Human and Machine Hearing (2018) + lectures based on the book and the book web
- Spatial Hearing:
- Blauert, Braasch: The Technology of Binaural Understanding (2020)
- Blauert: The Technology of Binaural Listening (2013)
- Blauert: Spatial Hearing (1996)
- Gilkey, Anderson: Binaural and Spatial Hearing in Real and Virtual Environments (1997)
- Signal processing / physics of sound:
- Signals, sound and sensation (Hartmann) – this one has intro chapters that summarize the basics of physics/signal processing we need to know
- Discrete-Time Signal Processing (Oppenheim Schafer)
- Modeling:
- NEW: Computational models of auditory system, Meddis R., 2010
- Auditory Computation (Hawkins, McMuller, Popper, Fay)
- Attention:
- The Attentive Brain (Parasuraman)
- Psychology of Attention (Pashler)
- Other topics in hearing:
- Auditory Scene Analysis (Bregman)
- The Mamalian Auditory Pathway – Neurophysiology (Popper and Fay)
- An Introduction to the physiology of hearing (Pickles)
- Multisensory processing and crossmodal interactions:
- The Handbook of Multisensory Processes (Calvert, Spence, Stein)
- The New Handbook of Multisensory Processing (Stein)
- Making Space: How the Brain Knows Where Things Are (Groh)
- General cognitive science / neuroscience / psychology / physiology books:
- Cognitive Neuroscience (Gazzaniga)
- The Principles of Neural Science (Kendall, Schwartz, Jessel)
- Human Information Processing (Lindsay, Norman)
- The MIT Encyclopedia Of The Cognitive Sciences
- Theoretical Neuroscience (Dayan Abbott)
- Cognitive Science – An Introduction (Stillings et al)
- Statistics and math (also see Stats resources):
- Designing Experiments and Analyzing Data: A Model Comparison Perspective, Third Edition 3rd Edition (Maxwell et al.)
- Statistical Methods for Psychology (Howell)
- Statistical Principles in Experimental Design (Winer)
- Detection theory A users guide (MacMillan)
- Advanced Engineering Mathematics (Kreyszig)
- Information Theory, Inference, and Learning Algorithms (MacKay)
- Engineering Statistics Handbook free online
- Statistical Principles in Experimental Design (Winer) hardcopy available in lab (also electronic )
- Design and Analysis; A Researcher’s Handbook (Keppel) hardcopy available in lab
- Videokurz statistiky z University of Alabama
- Index of Handouts for Psychology 610: Statistical Analysis of Psychological Experiments
- UCLA Statistical Computing Seminars Repeated Measures Analysis using SAS
- Data Analysis for Research Design (ANOVA) book by Keppel & Zedeck
- Statistical Methods for Psychology (Howell)
- Imaging
- Human_brain_function_2ed (Ashburner)
- Luck – An Introduction to the Event-Related Potential Technique (2nd ed.)
Other sources
Our lab has access the following resources at other universities:
- Boston University Library (instructions on how to access BU Library are in HOWTOs on OneDrive)
- Duke University Library
- Digital library of UPJS
- MIT Cognet (accessible via BU; see HOWTOs on OneDrive)
- NIH Bookshelf
- Netlibrary BU: Access to US libraries (Duke University) through lab@pcl (VNC).
- Boston Public Library
- Cambridge Public Library
Some cool stuf can be find in PCL Library or in book collection list.