Z. Wang, and J. Ben-Arie, Conveying Visual Information with Spatial Auditory Patterns, IEEE Transactions on Speech and Auditory Processing, 4, 446-455, 1996 Home/Search Document Details and Download
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Z. Wang, and J. Ben-Arie, Conveying Visual Information with Spatial Auditory Patterns, IEEE Transactions on Speech and Auditory Processing, 4, 446-455, 1996
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