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RECOGNITION OF UNVOICED STOPS FROM THEIR TIME-FREQUENCY

Rangoussi et al.

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6179998783063719844
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Rangoussi M
Delopoulos A

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Recognition of the unvoiced stop sounds/k/,/p/and/t/in a speech signal is an interesting problem, due to the irregular, aperiodic, nonstationary nature of the corresponding signals. Their spotting is much easier, however, thanks to the characteristic silence interval they …
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