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Sources of Intraspeaker Variation in Parkinsonian Speech Related to Speaking Style

open access: closedCommunications in Computer and Information Science, 2020
Data from several studies suggest that individuals with PD exhibit improvements in motor control when cued to increase attention and effort when performing several activities of daily living. The variability in speech motor impairment reported across studies and patients may be influenced by the extent to which a speaker relies more heavily on either ...
Jason A. Whitfield
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Generalized Additive Mixed Models for intraspeaker variation

open access: closedLinguistics Vanguard, 2016
Abstract Intraspeaker sociolinguistic variation is typically characterized by repetitiveness in what choices speakers make from moment to moment, but there are multiple possible sources of such repetitiveness. We distinguish two types of temporal clustering: sequential dependence and baseline deflection.
Meredith Tamminga   +2 more
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AFRICAN AMERICAN ENGLISH IN URBAN SEATTLE: ACCOMMODATION AND INTRASPEAKER VARIATION IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

open access: closedAmerican Speech, 2010
This study considers intraspeaker (style-related) variation and its links to both identity and authenticity in African American English (AAE) speech. It presents a case study of intraspeaker variation in one African American woman from Seattle, Washington, who maintains deep network connections with both African American and white speakers.
Michael J. Scanlon   +1 more
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Intraspeaker/interspeaker variation in selected voice parameters and speaker identification.

open access: closedThe Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1991
Female speakers provided voice exemplars in both a speaking task (reading) and a sustained phonation into a reflectionless tube. Nine serial trials, spaced three days apart were obtained from each subject. The fundamental frequency and coefficient of variation were obtained from the speaking task (32.768 s).
Al Yonovitz, Angela Smith
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