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A syntactic procedure for the recognition of glottal pulses in continuous speech

De Mori et al., 1977

Document ID
5087502588505258173
Author
De Mori R
Laface P
Makhonine V
Mezzalama M
Publication year
Publication venue
Pattern Recognition

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Speech prosody contains an important structural information for performing speech analysis and for extracting syntactic nuclei from spoken sentences. This paper describes a procedure based on a multichannel system of epoch filters for recognizing the pulses of glottal chord …
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