نتایج جستجو برای: rate of speech

تعداد نتایج: 21204948  

2007
Volker Dellwo

Human listeners can distinguish between languages of different rhythmic classes (e.g. stressand syllable-timed languages). The present study investigated the role of speech rate in this process. Acoustic data suggests (experiment I) that speech rate can distinguishes as reliable between stressand syllable-timed languages as previously proposed correlates of speech rhythm (%V, VarcoC and nPVI). ...

2000
Bhuvana Ramabhadran Yuqing Gao

A real-world speech recognition system encounters several speaking styles and speaking rates and its accuracy depends highly on the speaking rate, i.e., degrades sharply with very fast or very slow speech (including hyperarticulated speech) In this paper, we propose a generic modeling scheme to capture a range of speaking rates from very slow to very fast with the use of decision trees. This ap...

ژورنال: توانبخشی 2014

Objective: speech sound disorders are among the most common speech disorders in children. Non-speech oral motor exercises have long been used as a facilitative activity throughout therapy sessions for a wide variety of speech disorders by speech-language pathologists. But there are few empirical controlled data to evaluate its effectiveness. This study aimed at comparing the effects of therapeu...

Objectives: One of the most effective methods to describe speech disorders is the measurement of speech intelligibility. The speech intelligibility indicates the extent of acoustic signals that correctly speaker produces and hearer receives. The purpose of this study was to investigate the speech intelligibility in the Persian children with Down syndrome, age range was 3 to 5 years, who had spo...

2011
Cyril Auran Caroline Bouzon

This paper details two perception experiments based on synthetic British English obtained with CART models predicting phone durations in slow speech from normal speed speech. Speech rate and naturalness were assessed by 6 English natives. Synthetic slow speech was rated as both slower and less natural than natural slow speech; however, the insertion of the pauses produced in natural slow speech...

2017
David Michael Weintraub David M. Weintraub Kathryn Hausbeck Joel S. Snyder

Journal: :The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 1984

S. Sharifian and S. M. Ahadi,

A variety of methods are used for speaker adaptation in speech recognition. In some techniques, such as MAP estimation, only the models with available training data are updated. Hence, large amounts of training data are required in order to have significant recognition improvements. In some others, such as MLLR, where several general transformations are applied to model clusters, the results ar...

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