'Speech analysis' presentation slideshows

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Active Contours - SNAKES

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Speech Analysis TA:Chuan-Hsun Wu

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goh kawai 2013- 04-09 tue1 week1 spoken language corpora s316

Spoken language corpora Course overview. goh kawai 2013- 04-09 tue1 week1 spoken language corpora s316. goh do this for tue1. bring and connect laptop, projector, network, bluetooth speaker, clicker arrange desks, chairs show these slides, my website, glexa circulate roster sheet.

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Analysis of Speeches

Analysis of Speeches. Session 3: Public Speaking 18 November 2008. Introduction to speech analysis. Barack Obama: President-Elect of the United States. To be inaugurated as the American President on January 20, 2009. Barak Obama.

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Tuesday, Dec. 4th

Tuesday, Dec. 4th. Passer-Backer Established Vocabulary Pre-Test Introduction to Rhetoric English Course planning for next year Homework: Course selection justification paragraph Speech Analysis. kellyGHS.weebly.com. Introduction to Rhetoric.

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Voice Activated Calculator

Voice Activated Calculator. Shuab Khan Siddharth Yereddi. Outline. Objectives Design Tests Challenges Conclusions. Why Voice Activated?. Convenient Marketable Consumer Device Way of the Future Applications. Project Objectives. Speaker Independent Performs Basic Calculations

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Tools for Speech Analysis

Tools for Speech Analysis. Julia Hirschberg CS4995/6998 Thanks to Jean-Philippe Goldman, Fadi Biadsy. Goals. Create stimuli for a perception experiment Record subjects for a production experiment Analyze data from an experiment or from a natural speech corpus

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Wolfgang Hess 60 years young

Wolfgang Hess 60 years young. Speech is beautiful. Louis C.W. Pols Institute of Phonetic Sciences University of Amsterdam. Bonn, Sept. 29, 2000. IKP, Bonn. IFA, Amsterdam. Speech is beautiful. most natural form of communication it is efficient highly complex and challenging

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Tools for Speech Analysis

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CHAPTER 10 Applications of Digital Signal Processing

CHAPTER 10 Applications of Digital Signal Processing. Wang Weilian wlwang@ynu.edu.cn School of Information Science and Technology Yunnan University. Outline. Speech Signals Processing Dual-Tone Multifrequency Signal Detection. Speech Signals Processing. Speech Analysis

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Pitch Prediction for Glottal Spectrum Estimation with Applications in Speaker Recognition

Pitch Prediction for Glottal Spectrum Estimation with Applications in Speaker Recognition. Nengheng Zheng. Supervised under Professor P.C. Ching. Nov. 26 , 2004. Outline. Speech production and glottal pulse excitation in detail Linear prediction: short-term and Long-term

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Computer Animation Algorithms and Techniques

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ENEE408G: Capstone Design Project: Multimedia Signal Processing Design Project 1:

ENEE408G: Capstone Design Project: Multimedia Signal Processing Design Project 1: Digital Speech Processing. Outline of Design Project 1. Part I : Speech Analysis Part II : Speech Coding: Linear Predictive Vocoder Part III: Speech Recognition by IBM ViaVoice Part IV: Speech Synthesis

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Praat Fadi Biadsy

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Chapter 5

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Rui Tang, Darren Cosker and Wenbin Li

Global Alignment for Dynamic 3D Morphable Model Construction. Rui Tang, Darren Cosker and Wenbin Li. University of Bath. Motivation. 3D Face Models 3D Morphable M odel [1] Dynamic 3D FACS Dataset [2] Corresponded Model for Facial Analysis Speech analysis in 3D

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Speech

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Figure 1 The speech production model -- the basis for speech analysis

Noise Source. Speech. Time-Varying Filter. Fundamental Frequency, F0. Amplifier. Pulse Generator. Figure 1 The speech production model -- the basis for speech analysis. 4. FREQ (kHz). 0. 2.34. 0. TIME (sec). Figure 2 An example of a spectrogram for a speech segment. 5 4 3 2.

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Why is Automatic Recognition of

? ? ? ?. Why is Automatic Recognition of. Spontaneous Speech so Difficult?. Prof. Sadaoki Furui Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan ?? : 3 ? 27 ? ( ? ) 14:20 ?? : ??? R103. Biography :

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