Table 1.
References | Pointing method | Spatial dimension | Auditory cue | Environ. | ||||
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Head (H), Gaze (G), Hand / Finger (HF), Hand Pointer Tool (T), Other (specified) | ||||||||
H | G | HF | T | Other | Azimuth (A) Elevation (E) Distance (D) |
Real (R), Virtual (V) |
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Aggius-Vella et al. (2018) | Verbally | A | R | |||||
Aggius-Vella et al. (2020) | Verbally (f2) | A | R | |||||
Bahu et al. (2016) | × | × | × (a) | A, E | R | |||
Begault et al. (2001) | × | Graph_Int (c) | A, E, D | HRTF | V | |||
Berthomieu et al. (2019) | Verbally | D | V | |||||
Bidart and Lavandier (2016) | Scale (d), verbally | D | V | |||||
Boyer et al. (2013) | (×) | × | A | V | ||||
Brungart et al. (1999) | (e) | A, E | ITD, ILD, HRTF | V | ||||
Cappagli et al. (2017) | Verbally (f2) | D | R | |||||
Cappagli and Gori (2016) | × | A | R | |||||
Carlile et al. (1997) | × | A, E | R | |||||
Chandler and Grantham (1992) | PB, verbally (f2) | A, E, D | R | |||||
Djelani et al. (2000) | × | × | GELP | A, E | HRTF | V | ||
Dobreva et al. (2011) | Joystick | A, E | ITD, ILD | R | ||||
Finocchietti et al. (2015) | × | A, E | R | |||||
Getzmann (2003) | × | Verbally | E | R | ||||
Gilkey et al. (1995) | GELP | A, E | R | |||||
Guo et al. (2019) | Verbally | (A), D | R | |||||
Han and Chen (2019) | Verbally (f2) | A | HRTF | V | ||||
Klingel et al. (2021) | Keyboard (f2) | A | ITD, ILD | V | ||||
Langendijk et al. (2001) | × (a) | A, E | V | |||||
Lewald et al. (2000) | × | × | Laser pointer | A | R,V | |||
Loomis et al. (1998) | Verbally, walk (g) | D | R | |||||
Macpherson (1994) | Verbally | (A), E | HRTF | R | ||||
Macpherson and Middlebrooks (2000) | × | (A), E | R | |||||
Majdak et al. (2010) | × | × | A, E, D | HRTF | V | |||
Makous and Middlebrooks (1990) | × | A, E | R | |||||
Mershon and King (1975) | Writing | D | R | |||||
Middlebrooks (1999b) | × | (i) | A, E | HRTF | R,V | |||
Nilsson and Schenkman (2016) | Keyboard (f2) | A | ITD, ILD | V | ||||
Oberem et al. (2020) | × | × (b) | E | HRTF | V | |||
Ocklenburg et al. (2010) | × | × | A | R | ||||
Odegaard et al. (2015) | × | A | R | |||||
Otte et al. (2013) | × | A, E | R | |||||
Pernaux et al. (2003) | × | Graph_Int (c) | A, E | V | ||||
Populin (2008) | × | A, E | R | |||||
Rajendran and Gamper (2019) | Keyboard (f3) | E | HRTF | V | ||||
Recanzone et al. (1998) | × | Switch | A | R | ||||
Rhodes (1987) | Verbally | A | R | |||||
Risoud et al. (2020) | Verbally | A | ITD, ILD, HRTF | R | ||||
Rummukainen et al. (2018) | Verbally (f2) | A | ITD, ILD | V | ||||
Schoeffler et al. (2014) | Graph_Int (c) | A, E | R | |||||
Spiousas et al. (2017) | Verbally | D | R | |||||
Tabry et al. (2013) | × | × | A, E | R | ||||
Yost (2016) | Keyboard (f4) | A | R | |||||
Zahorik (2002) | Writing (h) | D | R | |||||
Van Wanrooij and Van Opstal (2004) | × | A, E | HRTF | R |
The table presents a selection of research articles on experimental auditory localization and the pointing methods used. The selected articles propose a comparison of different pointing methods or provide information about a specific method. The Pointing method column provides the used or analyzed pointing methods [Head (H), Gaze (G), Hand/Finger (F), Hand Pointer Tool (T), Other (specified)]. The Spatial dimension column indicates which spatial dimensions are considered [azimuth (A), elevation (E), distance (D)]. The parentheses indicate that the variable is a part of the assessment, even though it is not the main object of the research. The Auditory cue column indicates whether the focus of the article is on the analysis of a specific auditory cue: ITD, ILD, HRTF. The Environ. column indicates whether the test was conducted in a real environment (R), using loudspeakers placed in real space around the listener, or in a virtual environment (V), with the listener wearing audio headphones and using HRTF techniques. “Graph_Int” for Graphical Interface. “PB” for Push Button. (a) Gun pointer. (b) Hand-held marker. (c) Schematic 2D and 3D views on which the subject reported his localization judgment with a mouse or a joystick. (d) Representative scale with hand selection. (e) HRTF measurement. (f2) Two-alternative forced choice. (f3) Three-alternative forced choice. (f4) Fifteen-alternative forces choice. (g) Listener had to walk to the location perceived as the source. (h) On a computer terminal with a numeric keypad. (i) Listener was instructed to “point with her/his nose.”