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Fig 1.

Signal processing workflow to generate the channel interaction experimental conditions.

See text for further detail. 1. binaural broad (L12R12): Bilateral CI simulation with broad channel interaction within each ear but no inter-aural mismatch. 2. binaural limited (L48R48): Bilateral CI simulation with limited channel interaction within each ear and no inter-aural mismatch. 3. mixed-limited-broad (L48R12): Bilateral CI simulation with limited channel interaction within the left ear and broad channel interaction within the right ear.

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Fig 2.

Speech recognition thresholds (SRTs) by listening condition.

Smaller SRTs, at higher positions on the y-axis, indicate better recognition of test material (i.e. at more challenging signal to noise ratios). Colored points represent individual listener responses; points are horizontally jittered for readability. Boxes indicate interquartile range and whiskers 1.5 x the interquartile range in each direction. Black horizontal lines indicate the median and notches represent 95% confidence intervals surrounding the median.

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Fig 3.

SRTs by channel interaction condition.

Smaller SRTs, at higher positions on the y-axis, indicate better recognition of test material (i.e. at more challenging signal to noise ratios). Colored points represent individual listener responses; gray lines connect listener-level SRTs across masking conditions. Boxes indicate interquartile range and whiskers 1.5 x the interquartile range in each direction. Black horizontal lines indicate the median.

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Table 1.

Descriptive statistics of SRTs (dB) by listening condition: Mean (SD) range.

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Table 2.

Model predicting the effect of listening condition upon SRTs.

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Fig 4.

SRM (diotic-dichotic) by channel interaction condition.

Higher values indicate greater benefit from dichotic over diotic listening conditions. Points represent individual listener responses; gray lines connect listener-level SRM values across channel interaction conditions. Boxes indicate interquartile range and whiskers 1.5 x the interquartile range in each direction. Black horizontal lines indicate the median and notches represent 95% confidence intervals surrounding the median.

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Table 3.

Model predicting the effect of channel interaction condition upon SRM.

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