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Table 2 Neural classifier accuracy based on both the consonant portion of the sound (40 1-ms bins), organized into three different phonetic groups, and the vowel portion of the sound (1 300-ms bin)

From: Degraded inferior colliculus responses to complex sounds in prenatally exposed VPA rats

  

Low frequency

(1–8 kHz)

High frequency

(9–32 kHz)

Saline

VPA

Saline

VPA

Consonant

Stops

(D/G/T)

82.5

(80–85)

77.5

(75–82.5)

80

(75–82.5)

77.5

(75–82.5)

Affricates

(Ch/J)

95

(92.5–97.5)

92.5

(90–95)

95

(92.5–97.5)

92.5

(90–95)

Fricatives

(F/H/S/Sh)

97.5

(97.5–97.5)

95

(92.5–95)

97.5

(95–97.5)

95

(95–97.5)

Vowels

(-ad/-eed/-ood)

82.5

(80–87.5)

77.5

(75–82.5)

81.25

(77.5–85)

77.5

(75–80)

  1. The numbers represented in this table are shown as median (95% confidence interval). The bolded numbers indicate experimental groups that are statistically significant from each other across low and high-frequency recording sites using a Mann–Whitney U test. Classifier accuracy was determined for speech sound pairs for low-frequency neurons (1–8 kHz) and high-frequency neurons (9–32 kHz)