Re:Deep Learning enables hearing aid wearers to pick out a v...
by andrewaylett on Friday March 10, 2017 @07:46AM
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You might be interested in https://hearingtest.online/ -- it's obviously not medical quality, but with a decent pair of headphones should help you to see what sort of issues you might have.
I'll re-iterate the point other commenters have made, though: even if you're not entirely sure you heard a sound, press the button. It's all useful data: if you're pushing the button during a high-frequency part of the test when there's actually no sound, that's a sign things are not entirely right. And if you only push the button when there is a sound, but don't push it half the time the sound is played, that's also useful data.
I'll re-iterate the point other commenters have made, though: even if you're not entirely sure you heard a sound, press the button. It's all useful data: if you're pushing the button during a high-frequency part of the test when there's actually no sound, that's a sign things are not entirely right. And if you only push the button when there is a sound, but don't push it half the time the sound is played, that's also useful data.