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Study of Speech Syllables using LORENZ Model for Nonlinear Analysis

Arrieta et al.

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Arrieta V
Licona F
Licona A

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Nonlinear methods for signal analysis has been a research area where techniques have tried to overcome the limitations that linear techniques show. Speech signals have characteristics considered as nonlinear as for example high frequency and short duration …
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