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Borst J. M. The Use of Spectrograms for Speech Analysis and Synthesis

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In Journal of the Audio Engineering Society (1956 ), 4, 14-23. The use of spectrograms and a pattern playback for research on speech has the unique advantage that it permits the study of isolated acoustic cues for speech perception. This…

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Journal of the Audio Engineering Society
1956
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Bolt, R. H., Cooper, F. S., David, E. E.Jr., Denes, P. B., Pickett, J. M., & Stevens, K. N. Speaker identification by speech spectrograms: A scientists' view of its reliability for legal purposes.

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In: Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1970, 47, 597-612. Can you reliably identify a person by examining the spectrographic patterns of his speech sounds? This is a scientific problem of social consequence because of the…

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Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
1970
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Bolinger Dwight L. A Theory of Pitch Accent in English

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In 'WORD' Volume 14. August-December 1958. Number 2-3 1. The Functions of Speech. 2. Earlier Notions of Pitch as a Cue to Stress. 3. Stress and Intensity. 4. Pitch Prominence in General. 5. Predictable Ambiguity. 6. Favored Accents and the…

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WORD
1958