@inproceedings {Grimm1624_2016,
	year = {2016},
	author = {Grimm, Giso and Hendrikse, Maartje and Josupeit, Angela and Buschermöhle, Michael and Hohmann, Volker},
	title = {Hearing aid evaluation using complex acoustic scenarios},
	booktitle = {Int. Hear. Aid Res. Conf. (IHCON)},
	URL = {http://ihcon.usc.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Formatted-2016-Program.pdf},
	abstract = {With  increasing  complexity  of  hearing  aids,  the  use of  realistic  and  complex  acoustic  environments  in the laboratory for hearing aid evaluation gains more and   more   attention.   This   contribution   presents several  listening  scenarios  relevant  to  hearing  aid research  that  were  defined  for  this  purpose  and rendered  with  a  suitable  virtual  acoustics  method. The   scenarios   vary   in   acoustic   complexity   and comprise  in-door  communication  scenarios,  in-door passive listening scenarios, and out-door environments,    including    public    transport.    Case studies    using    subsets    of    these    scenarios    are presented:    Estimates    of    aided    performance    of different  classes  of  hearing-aid  algorithms  using  a virtual  hearing  aid,  influence  of  source  and  receiver movement   on   beamformer   performance,   speech intelligibility measures using an international matrix test   and   evaluation   of   an   auditory-based   scene analysis    algorithm.    [Work    funded    by    DFG FOR1732, SFB/TR31 and EXC 107}
}