Determining the time–frequency distributions of click-evoked otoacoustic emissions
(CEOAEs) are scientifically and clinically relevant because of their relationship with cochlear
mechanisms. This study investigated the time–frequency properties of CEOAEs in 5–10 year
old children. In the first part, we examined the feasibility of the S transform to characterize the
time–frequency features of CEOAEs. A synthetic signal with known gammatones was
analyzed using the S transform, as well as a wavelet transform with the basis function used …