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Is Fundamental Frequency Meaningful for Severe Substitution Voices Such as Esophageal Speech?
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Is Fundamental Frequency Meaningful for Severe Substitution Voices Such as Esophageal Speech?

Yosra Ayed and Sofia Ben Jebara
ADVANCES IN NONLINEAR SPEECH PROCESSING, Vol.7015, pp.137-145
Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence
01/01/2011

Abstract

Computer Science Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence Science & Technology Technology
This paper treats the problem of esophageal speech characterization using common features such as fundamental frequency. First of all, a new technique based on auto-correlation function is developed in order to measure the fundamental frequency, and this regardless to the kind of voice (healthy, pathological and esophageal). Secondly, an analysis is done and puts in doubt the notion of fundamental frequency and therefore the periodicity notion of the esophagus extremity vibration.

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