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Classification of Pathological Voice Signals Using Self-Similarity Based Wavelet Packet Feature Extraction and DAvies-Bouldin Criterion
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- Foreword
- Towards the Simulation of Pathological Voice Qualities
- A Mathematical Model for Accurate Measurement of Jitter
- Towards a Temporal High-Resolution Formant Analysis
- Physical and Perceptual Correlates of Voice Using Acoustic Analysis
- The Effect of Visible Speech on Perceptual Rating of Pathological Voices, and on Correlation between Perception and Acoustic
- Automatic Detection of Voice Impairments form Text-Dependent Running Speech Using a Discriminative Approach
- Early Detection of Voice Diseases via a Web-Based System
- Visualization of Normal and Pathological Speech Data
- A Clinical Comparison between MDVP and PRAAT Softwares
- Three-Dimensional Finite Element Modelling of Vocal Folds Vibration in the Human Larynx
- Relating Vocal Fold Amplitude of Vibration to Skin Accelation Level on the Anterior Neck
- Improved Fold Closure in Mass-Spring Low-Dimensional Glottal Models
- Numerical Simulation of Airflow through the Oscillating Glottis
- Advanced Voice Assessment. A Prospective Case-Control Study of Jitter% shimmer% and Qx% Glottis Closure Cohesion Factor (Spead by Larybgograph Ltd.) and Long Time Average Spectra
- Pre-Post Surgery Evaluation Based on the Profile of Glottal Source
- Date Warehouse for Prosody Features
- Detection of Pathological Diseases Using a Parametric Model of Vocal Folds and Neural Networks
- Characterisation of Cough Sounds to Monitor Respratory Infections in Intensive Pig Farming
- Use of a Biomedicanical Tongue Model to Predict the Impact of Tongue Surgery on Speech Production
- Using Nonverbal Communication in Dialog System
- Classification of Pathological Voice Signals Using Self-Similarity Based Wavelet Packet Feature Extraction and DAvies-Bouldin Criterion
- SMS-Festival
- Properties of the Cepstral Peak Prominence and its Usefulness in Vocal Quality Measurements
- Correlates of Temporal High-Resolution Formant Analysis and Glottal Excitation in Laryngeal Dystonia before and after Botulinum Toxin Treatment. A Case Study
- An Experiment in Vocal Tract Lenght Estimation
- Estimation of Output-Cost-Ratio Using an Aeroelastic Model of Voice Production
- A System for parallel Measurement of Glottis Opening and Larynx Position
- A Multi-Purpose User-Friendly Voice Analysis Tool
- Improvement of Source-Tract Decomposition of Speech Using Analogy with LF Model for Glottal Source and Tube Model for Vocal Tract
- Methodology of Fundamental Frequency Extraction and Analysis Using Microphone Speech Signal and Vocal Tract Model
- A Fuid-Structure Interaction Model of Vocal Fold Oscillation
- Estimation of a Physical Model of the Vocal Folds via Dynamic Programming Techniques
- Laryngeal Voice Quality Changes in Expression of Prominence in Continuous Speech
- Spectral Transtion Features in Dysarthric Speech
- Real-Life Emotions Detection on Human-Human Medical Call Center Interactions
- Estimation of Vocal Noise and Cycle Duration Jitter in Connected Speech
- Predicting Severity of Mental State Using Vocal Output Characteristics
- Distinguishing High Risk Suicidal Subjects among Depressed Subjects Using Mel-Frequency Cepstrum Coefficients and Cross Validation Technique
- Recording Speech During Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- Articulatory Oral Space Measures Using the Modified A-Space
- Mucosal Waves on the Vocal Folds
- A Biomedichanical Model of the Face Including Muscles for the Prediction of Deformations during Speech Production
- Piv Measurements of Velocity Fields in Glottis on a Physical Vocal Fold Model
- Detecting Pathology in the Glottal Spectral Signature of Female Voice
- A Physiological Basis for Two Group, Healthy Male Coicing Identified Using Spectal Approzimate Entropy
- Fuzzy Wavelet Packet Based Feature Extraction Method Applied to Pathological Voice Signals Classification
- Multiple Feature Sets and Genetic Search Based Discrimination of Pathological Voices
- Towards a Basic Protocol for Functional Assessment of Sobstitution Voices
- Pitch Contour from Formants for Alaryngeal Speech
- Analysis of Noise in Cry Signal Using Frequency and Time-Frequency Tools
- Blood Oxygenation vs Cry in Preterm Newborn Infants
- Towards a Cry Classification Based on Articulated Signal Processing
- Vocal Tract Modeling as a Tool to Investigate Species Specific Cues in Vocalization
- Objective Analysis of the Singing Voice as Related to Singer Posture
- Mozart's Voice
- Author Index
