Mechanisms of speech recognition
Describes the acoustics of speech production & the mechanisms of the ear. Introduces psychological techniques to show the sensitivity & limits of hearing. Describes methods of analysing & synthesizing speech sounds. Gives an introduction to the machine recognition of speech.
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THE AUDITORY SYSTEM
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acoustic adaptation Ainsworth amplitude analysis articulators auditory cortex auditory system back vowels band-pass filters bandwidth basilar membrane cent clipping cochlea cochlear nerve contain continuous speech critical band cues decoding detectors diphthongs discrimination duration effect employed English Evans experiments Flanagan formant frequencies formant transitions Fourcin front vowels Fujisaki function fundamental frequency glottal glottis hair cells hearing hypotheses intensity larynx lexical Liberman linguistic listeners loudness matching measured mechanism msec nerve neural neurones noise normally obtained occur parameters pattern perceived phoneme boundaries pitch plosives predicted produced range recognizer resonances second formant semantic semivowels sentence shown in Fig signal similar sonagrams speaker spectrum speech perception speech recognition speech sounds speech synthesizer speech wave spoken Stevens stimuli stop consonants stress syllables syntactic threshold tuning curves utterance vibrations vocal tract vocoder voiced stops voiceless stops vowel sounds waveform words zero-crossings