Auditory Analysis and Perception of Speech
Published on 2. December 2012
574 pages
978-0-323-14548-0 (ISBN)
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Auditory Analysis and Perception of Speech documents the proceedings of a symposium on Auditory Analysis and Perception of Speech co-sponsored by the Academy of Sciences of the USSR and the Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences, held in Leningrad, August 21-24, 1973. The purpose of the meeting was to advance the theory of speech perception in relation to auditory theory and speech signal models with some outlooks into the problem of automatic speech recognition. The book contains papers that were presented during the last three of the five sessions held. Session III on vowel perception includes studies on the variability of the code in connected speech; an auditory model of the perception of quasistationary vowels; and vowel processing at higher levels of the brain. Session IV on consonant perception includes papers that cover topics such as property detection, auditory segmentation, and consonant perception. Session V, which focuses on the prosodic features of speech, includes studies on temporal regularities of spoken Swedish; internal, auditory representation of syllable nucleus durations; and the factors that determine the timing of speech utterances.
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Session III: Vowel Perception Chairman's Review Auditory Analysis and Timbre Perception Analysis and Synthesis of Speech Using a Broad-Band Spectral Representation Auditory Processing of Steady-State Vowels Two-Formant Models, Pitch, and Vowel Perception Perception of Vowel Amplitude Transients Discrimination of Synthesized Vowels [a] and [i] with Varying Parameters in Dog Intrinsic and Extrinsic Factors in Vowel Judgments Vocal Tract Normalization as Demonstrated by Reaction Times Interrelations of Vowel Perception and Linguistic Context Perception of German and Danish Vowels with Special Reference to the German Lax Vowels Factors Underlying Phonemic Interpretation of Phonetically Non-Defined SoundsSession IV: Feature Detection and Auditory Segmentation: Consonant Perception Chairman's Review Auditory Perception of Duration of Speech and Non-Speech Stimuli Auditory Segmentation of Acoustic Flow and Its Possible Role in Speech Processing Scaling of Pitch Intervals between Vowel-Like Sounds with Constant and Variable Fundamental Frequency Auditory Segmentation and the Method of Dichotic Stimulation On Discrimination of Formant Transitions by Persons with Severe Sensorineural Hearing Loss Perception of Brief Stimuli That Resemble Rapid Formant Transitions The Potential Role of Property Detectors in the Perception of Consonants Application in Speech Recognition of Some Data on Auditory Segmentation and the Perception of the Speech Wave Parameters Cross-Language Study of the Perception of the F3 cue for [r] versus [1] in Speech- and Nonspeech-Like Patterns Acoustical cues of Softness in Russian Syllables and Their Application in Automatic Speech Recognition Automatic Segmentation of Speech into Syllabic and Phonemic Units: Application to French Words and UtterancesSession V: Temporal Organization of Connected Speech: Prosody Chairman's Review Some Temporal Regularities of Spoken Swedish Consequences of Articulatory Effort on Articulatory Timing On the Internal, Auditory Representation of Syllable Nucleus Durations The Temporal Regulation of Speech On Isochrony and Syntax Auditory Estimate of Syllable and Vowel Duration in Sentences Rhythmic Structure Types in Russian Speech Some Experiments on the Perception of Prosodic Features in Czech Some Notes on the Melody Component of Intonation as a cue in Text Segmentation (Summary) The Inner Structure of Intonation Contours in Russian On the Significance of Some Parameters of a Pitch Contour On the Question of Auditory Analysis of Frequency Parameters in Sentences (Summary) Normalization of F0 Curves Analysis of Speech Errors under Delayed Auditory Feedback Subphonemic Variations in American English
