A speech production model including the nasal Cavity:  A novel approach to articulatory analysis of speech signals.

Morten Olesen

A speech production model including the nasal Cavity: A novel approach to articulatory analysis of speech signals.

Morten Olesen

Department of Electronic Systems

Research output: PhD thesis

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Abstract

In order to obtain articulatory analysis of speech production the model is improved. the standard model, as used in LPC analysis, to a large extent only models the acoustic properties of speech signal as opposed to articulatory modelling of the speech production. In spite of this the LPC model is by far the most widely used model in speech technology.

Original language	Danish
Publisher	Institut for Elektroniske Systemer, Aalborg Universitet
Print ISBNs	87-985750-0-7
Publication status	Published - 1995

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