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Aerodynamic Features of French Fricatives
Interspeech 2017, 2017info:eu-repo/semantics ...
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Inverse problem for fricatives
Speech Communication, 1994Abstract Articulatory parameters, vocal tract shape and cross-sectional area function were determined from fricative spectra. A model of fricative generation was used for providing acoustical constraints for an optimization procedure with muscles work as the criterion of optimality.
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Acoustic characteristics of fricatives and fricative-like models
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1985Spectra of spoken fricatives and of the output of mechanical models designed to mimic fricatives were compared in order to test the applicability of such models to speech, and to explore the acoustic mechanisms of fricative production. Power spectra were computed from recordings of five speakers uttering the sustained fricatives [φ, f, θ, s, š, x ...
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Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Multimedia Privacy and Security, 2018
Our devices and interactions in a world where physical and digital realities are more and more blended, generate a continuum of multimedia data that needs to be stored, shared and processed to provide services that enrich our daily lives. Cloud computing plays a key role in these tasks, dissolving resource allocation and computational boundaries, but ...
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Our devices and interactions in a world where physical and digital realities are more and more blended, generate a continuum of multimedia data that needs to be stored, shared and processed to provide services that enrich our daily lives. Cloud computing plays a key role in these tasks, dissolving resource allocation and computational boundaries, but ...
Patricia Arias Cabarcos +3 more
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Perceptual effects of coarticulation in fricatives
2000 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing. Proceedings (Cat. No.00CH37100), 2002The perceptual interaction between the consonant and the vowel in fricative+vowel syllables is evaluated. A set of conflicting cue stimuli was used to measure the relative importance of: (a) the influence of the vowel in the previous consonant, and (b) the influence of the fricative in the following vowel.
Santiago Fernández +3 more
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Science, 2019
Anthropology In 1985, the linguist Charles Hockett proposed that the use of teeth and jaws as tools in hunter-gatherer populations makes consonants produced with lower lip and upper teeth (“f” and “v” sounds) hard to produce. He thus conjectured that these sounds were a recent innovation in human language. Blasi et al.
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Anthropology In 1985, the linguist Charles Hockett proposed that the use of teeth and jaws as tools in hunter-gatherer populations makes consonants produced with lower lip and upper teeth (“f” and “v” sounds) hard to produce. He thus conjectured that these sounds were a recent innovation in human language. Blasi et al.
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Fricative Discrimination in Early Infancy
Journal of Speech and Hearing Research, 1975In three separate experiments using controlled natural stimuli and a high-amplitude sucking paradigm, infants' ability to detect differences between /s/ and /v/, /s/ and /∫/, and /s/ and /z/, respectively, was investigated. Evidence for discrimination was obtained for /s/ versus /v/ and /s/ versus /∫/ but not for /s/ versus /z/.
R E, Eilers, F D, Minifie
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Acoustic and articulatory asymmetries in fricative-vowel and vowel-fricative productions
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1983When synthetic noise replaces the natural friction in FV syllables and VF syllables, the influence of the vocalic segment on the perception of the noise as /s/ or /∫/ is greater for the FV syllables [S. D. Soli and V. A. Mann, J. Acoust. Soc. Am. Suppl. 1 71, S75 (1982)].
Sigfrid D. Soli, Virginia A. Mann
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Fricative duration in esophageal speech
Journal of Communication Disorders, 1981Comparative observations were made of fricative (/s/ and /z/) durations of normal and esophageal speakers. Differences between the average durational characteristics of fricatives spoken by normal and esophageal speakers varied systematically as a function of their voicing features.
J M, Christensen, B, Weinberg
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Journal of the International Phonetic Association, 1991
In the IPA chart which was the outcome of the IPA 1989 Kiel Convention, the glottal fricatives [h, ɦ] were included, as they were in previous charts. Unlike Kloster-Jensen (JIPA 1991: 42), I believe we were correct to leave [h, ɦ] as they were, in the space for glottal fricatives.
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In the IPA chart which was the outcome of the IPA 1989 Kiel Convention, the glottal fricatives [h, ɦ] were included, as they were in previous charts. Unlike Kloster-Jensen (JIPA 1991: 42), I believe we were correct to leave [h, ɦ] as they were, in the space for glottal fricatives.
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