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Nonlinear Emotional Prosody Generation and Annotation
2006Emotion is an important element in expressive speech synthesis. The paper makes the brief analysis on prosody parameters, stresses, rhythms and paralinguistic information in different emotional speech, and labels the speech with rich annotation information in multi-layers. Then, a CART model is used to do the emotional prosody generation.
Jianhua Tao 0001 +2 more
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Emotion Musical Prosody for Robotic Groups and Entitativity
2021 30th IEEE International Conference on Robot & Human Interactive Communication (RO-MAN), 2021Research in human-robot interaction has focused on the relationship between a single robot and a single human participant. Only limited research has addressed the contrasting dynamic when humans interact with a group of robots. This dynamic adds additional human-robot interaction considerations, such as the level of entitativity, which is the ...
Richard Savery, Amit Rogel, Gil Weinberg
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Czech Emotional Prosody in the Mirror of Speech Synthesis
2012Contemporary speech synthesisers still provide a fairly monotonous and tedious output when used for longer Czech texts. One of the ways how to make these texts more lively is the synthesis of emotionally coloured speech. In the present paper we focus on the modelling of real-speech-based emotions in synthetic speech and the subsequent assessment of ...
Vlčková-Mejvaldová, J. +1 more
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2014
Acoustic measurements were conducted in three small corpora conveying the following emotional states: neutral, sad and happy speech. The main objective was to investigate, to my knowledge for the first time for the Greek language, whether there are acoustic cues that facilitate the perception of emotions in real speech situations.
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Acoustic measurements were conducted in three small corpora conveying the following emotional states: neutral, sad and happy speech. The main objective was to investigate, to my knowledge for the first time for the Greek language, whether there are acoustic cues that facilitate the perception of emotions in real speech situations.
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Prosodies of affect and emotional climates
2021This book ruminates on aspects of drama and theatrical performance that attract attention, sustain interest and, on occasion, elicit an emotionally felt response and even wonder. Forms of Emotion explores emotion and its diversity in drama, theatre and contemporary performance and the unifying and separating tendencies of the emotions, emotional ...
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Altered Lateralisation of Emotional Prosody Processing in Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia Research, 2009Alterations of cerebral lateralisation in schizophrenia have been reported consistently, and a reduced left-lateralisation has been suggested for language functions. Speech contains non-verbal information, e.g. prosody, and on a behavioural level, the extraction of emotional information from prosody is often impaired in schizophrenia.
Marcus Herdener +2 more
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Emotion in voice matters: Neural correlates of emotional prosody perception
International Journal of Psychophysiology, 2013The ability to perceive emotions is imperative for successful interpersonal functioning. The present study examined the neural characteristics of emotional prosody perception with an exploratory event-related potential analysis. Participants were 59 healthy individuals who completed a discrimination task presenting 120 semantically neutral word pairs ...
Jaimi Marie, Iredale +4 more
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Neuropsychological and neuroradiologic correlates of emotional prosody comprehension
Neurology, 1994We examined a series of 59 patients with acute stroke lesions for the presence of comprehension emotional aprosody. Based on a standardized assessment of comprehension of emotional intonation, 29 patients (49%) showed emotional aprosody (17% "mild" aprosody [n = 10] and 32% "severe" aprosody [n = 19]).
S E, Starkstein +4 more
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Cerebral mechanisms for understanding emotional prosody in speech
Brain and Language, 2006Hemispheric contributions to the processing of emotional speech prosody were investigated by comparing adults with a focal lesion involving the right (n = 9) or left (n = 11) hemisphere and adults without brain damage (n = 12). Participants listened to semantically anomalous utterances in three conditions (discrimination, identification, and rating ...
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