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Sounds interact with the head and torso in a direction-dependant way. For example, sounds sources located to the side will reach the contralateral ear after a longer delay relative to the ipsilateral ear, and with lower intensity. Furthermore, physical interactions with the head and pinnae, the external parts of the ear, introduce spectral peaks and notches, which can be used to judge whether a sound source is above, below or behind the listener. This direction-dependant filtering is described by Head-Related Transfer Functions (HRTFs). Virtual audio systems are based on the premise that, if the HRTFs for a given listener can be effectively estimated, any monoaural sound can be processed in such a way that, when presented over headphones it is perceived as if it emanates from any position in 3D space1.

To facilitate direct quantitative comparisons to previous studies on the effect of training, the various measures of localization accuracy relative to baseline for each participant, separated by group, are shown in Fig. 7. Carlile et al.18 perturbed cues for sound localization by inserting molds into the pinnae of human participants, which remained in place continuously during waking hours for 10 days. During this time, some participants underwent training sessions using real sound sources (from a loudspeaker array) and audio-visual positional feedback. Here, we use an identical measure of PAE. Over the course of 10 days, they report a maximum improvement of approximately 5 PAE across all participant groups. We observed a very similar change in PAE for both the gamified and active-gamified groups (Fig. 7c). We also observed somewhat larger changes in rates of front-back confusions; approximately 15% on average across the trained groups compared to a maximum of 10% observed by Carlile et al.18. However, it should be noted that the baseline rates of front-back confusion were much lower in their study (40% here compared with approximately 10% on average).

This study was designed such that it was possible to measure any putative consolidation or latent learning effects. Since localization testing took place at the beginning and end of each training day, it was possible to measure any change in virtual sound localization ability occurring during rest periods, during which no training took place. A consolidation effect was observed, whereby improvements were maintained between sessions. Although latent learning (improvement on a task occuring during rest periods) has been observed in a previous study on auditory perceptual learning, albeit on a simpler task41, we observed no evidence for it here. Molloy et al.41 reported that very short training sessions (~8 minutes) can optimise latent learning and can therefore be the most efficient regimen. It is possible that shorter training sessions spread over more days might, indeed, be optimal and could be appropriate in some virtual audio use cases.

In comparison to many previous studies on adapting to altered cues for sound localization, this study focused on changes over a very short timescale. Typically, such adaptation has been measured over the course of hours, days and weeks (for a review see Mendona et al.19). In agreement with the few studies that have also focused on short-term changes, we show that significant changes occur after a total training duration of the order of an hour spaced over three days20,22,23,24,37. This is an encouraging result if future systems using generic, non-individualized HRTFs are to find broader application, since it seems likely only a minority of use cases will justify longer adaptation periods. However, such rapid changes are often attributed to procedural learning42. Furthermore, we show that the majority of our learning effect generalised to a second, non-trained HRTF. This is also consistent with a predominantly procedural (i.e. perceptual-motor) mapping. Furthermore, Honda et al.31 trained listeners using a virtual sound localization game and found that this resulted in improved free-field localization. They went on to interpret this as evidence of a perceptual-motor (procedural) learning effect.

Previous studies have shown that localization training paradigms can lead to learning effects that generalize to novel stimulus-position pairings24, and that training on a fitted HRTF can lead to an improvement in free field sound localization31, but to our knowledge generalization across unfitted HRTFs has not been investigated directly. One reason one might expect the observed generalization is that the learning effects are primarily due to procedural learning, but for the reasons outlined above, it is reasonable to expect that this does not account for all of the improvements observed. This effect might also be observed if the HRTF sets used in this study happened to be perceptually similar. The method used to select them from the HRTF database would certainly not guarantee perceptual distinctiveness; the subset they were taken from was selected on a somewhat utilitarian basis whereby they tended to produce the most subjectively realistic, spatialized percepts for the greatest number of listeners14. It could be argued that this method would tend to produce subsets that epitomize stereotypical features and minimize idiosyncratic variation. Indeed the two chosen HRTFs appear to be relatively close in terms of perceptual similarity for median plane trajectories46, though it should be noted that a later study from the same team noted that such subjective HRTF ratings were not reliably repeatable, even for expert listeners47. To discriminate between changes due to HRTF-specific adaptation and other factors, it may be useful to be able to select HRTFs that are maximally perceptually distinct. This is non-trivial, especially where the cues used for discriminating the specific target orientations used are complex and poorly defined. One approach could could be to use a clustering analyses whereby HRTFs are defined using acoustic dimensions corresponding to putatively perceptually relevant cues for direction, such as that proposed by So et al.48, but more work on perceptual similarity of HRTFs would be required before such a procedure could be considered robust.

In summary, we have demonstrated a virtual sound system that uses only readily available consumer electronics. We implemented training programmes that led to significant decreases in virtual sound localization error following fewer than than two hours of training (split over three sessions). We show that active listening, the ability for listeners to move their head relative to virtual sound sources, appears to enhance the effects of this training. The majority of improvements in sound localization accuracy generalized to a second, non-individualized HRTF set, which was not used in training. Only a small proportion of changes in polar angle judgements were HRTF-specific. This may suggest that the observed improvements in virtual sound localization following training do not wholly reflect a mechanism whereby listeners learn a parallel internalised auditory-spatial map. Instead, this observation could be explained by an underlying mechanism that involves switching to a different localization strategy for sounds spatialized using non-individualized HRTFs by cue reweighting. This would imply that listeners showing HRTF adaptation as measured by localization accuracy may not be using a naturalistic listening mode, which has implications for possible future applications of virtual audio technology.

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