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Annual Review of Applied Linguistics, 2015
ABSTRACTVariation in voice quality has long been recognized to have functions beyond the grammatically distinctive or phonetically useful roles it plays in many languages, indexing information about the speaker, participating in the construction of stance in interaction, or serving to identify the speaker as a unique individual.
Robert J. Podesva, Patrick Callier
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ABSTRACTVariation in voice quality has long been recognized to have functions beyond the grammatically distinctive or phonetically useful roles it plays in many languages, indexing information about the speaker, participating in the construction of stance in interaction, or serving to identify the speaker as a unique individual.
Robert J. Podesva, Patrick Callier
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Voice quality and voice quality change in the Bai language of Yunnan province
Linguistics of the Tibeto-Burman Area, 1994The Bai are one of China's 55 minority nationalities and one of more than twenty in Yunnan Province. Their total population amounts to 1.13 million divided into three vernacular areas, which are found in the extreme west of the province bordering on Burma. The first of these is centered on Dali, where there live 500,000 Bai. The second area is found at
Edmondson, Jerold A., Li, Shaoni
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On the relevance of voice quality in contact varieties
Language Ecology, 2019This paper focuses on the role of voice quality variation in the system of a contact language, Afro-Yungueño Spanish, a restructured variety of Spanish spoken in the Bolivian Yungas valleys.
D. Perez, Lena Zipp
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Effectiveness of Voice Quality Features in Detecting Depression
Interspeech, 2018Automatic assessment of depression from speech signals is affected by variabilities in acoustic content and speakers. In this study, we focused on addressing these variabilities.
Amber Afshan +5 more
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Voice quality of psychological origin
Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics, 2008Variations in voice quality are essentially related to modifications of the glottal source parameters, such as: F0, jitter, and shimmer. Voice quality is affected by prosody, emotional state, and vocal pathologies. Psychogenic vocal pathology is particularly interesting.
Ana Nunes +4 more
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Dimensionality in Voice Quality
Journal of Voice, 2007This study concerns speaking voice quality in a group of male teachers (n = 35) and male actors (n = 36), as the purpose was to investigate normal and supranormal voices. The goal was the development of a method of valid perceptual evaluation for normal to supranormal and resonant voices.
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On voice quality of IP Voice over GPRS
2000 IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and Expo. ICME2000. Proceedings. Latest Advances in the Fast Changing World of Multimedia (Cat. No.00TH8532), 2002We consider the voice quality of IP Voice over a GPRS connection. We investigate how different speech codecs fit into GPRS packet data channels and the resulting subjective voice quality in a number of test cases.
A. Lakaniemi, Janne Parantainen
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Meta-Analysis on the Validity of the Acoustic Voice Quality Index.
Journal of Voice, 2022Christina Batthyany +2 more
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The laryngeal vestibule and voice quality
Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology, 1986Most of the literature on voice quality focuses on the vocal folds while six other gestures involving the laryngeal entry and epilaryngeal structures are largely ignored. Whole organ tracer series histograms of the larynx are examined and suggestions are made as to which muscles and/or forces might cause these gestures. An examination of photographs of
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