Original data for oublication "Evaluation of hearing aid gain prescription based on individual binaural broadband loudness summation"

This is original data for the publication "Evaluation of hearing aid gain prescription based on individual binaural broadband loudness summation" by Florian Denk, Matthias Latzel, Volker Kühnel and Hendrik Husstedt, currently under review. A preprint is available at https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21216687 The folger plots_vps contains an overview plot for each participant, coded by participant index. Description of data strutre in "Results": .mat file containing a struct array with 54 entries, one for each participants. Substructs: · S_Anam: Data from anamnesis, containing information on hearing aid use by participant · S_TAexp, S_TAscr: Audiogram data from screening (scr) and experimental (exp) sessions, containing Air conduction (“LL”), bone conduction “KL”) and UCL (“US”) for both sides (“L”, “R”) and appropriate frequency vectors. · S_TLexp, S_TLscr: trueLOUDNESS scaling results from screening and experimental sessions, containing loudness function parameters (see Hohmann&Brandt, 2002), the input level at 40 CU (L40), and the difference of this value to the normal-hearing average (dL40) · S_TG: Target insertion gain values for APD, trueLOUDNESS and NAL-NL2, with appropriate frequency vectors (vf). Target values are given for input levels specified in vL (50, 65, 80), and separated in matrices for individual sides. · S_REM: Results of real-ear measurements for APD and trueLOUDNESS, along with the REUG and REOIG, organization consistent with S_TG · S_OMA: Results obtained with the Oldenburg Measurement Applicatiions, including SRT values, aided loudness function outcomes, and revoloud (lvm) results: o SRT…: Speech reception threshold in dB (SPL for silence, SNR for noise o Loudfunc_*_func: Loudness function, sampled at 1 CU intervals where curve is nonlinear o Lvm_cats: Categories for loudness measurement, CU: Responses of participants in CU, Cats: category (1-6, 3 is same loudness perception as normal-hearing). For more information see (Extrer et al, 2024) · S_subj: Subjective responses, with some metadata and response on a likert scale with associated values 1-5.