A Bottom-Up Procedure to Extract Periodicity Structure of Voiced Sounds and Its Application to Represent and Restoration of Pathological Voices

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  • Foreword
  • Neurofunctional Spetrographic Analysis of the Cry of Brain Injured Asphyxiated Infants
  • Melody Analysis of the Newbord Infant Cries
  • Automatic Infant Cry Detection
  • Recovery of Oxygen Saturation Level in Newborns
  • Voice Parameter Dynamics in Portrayed Emotions
  • Detection of Negative Emotional State in Speech with Anfis and Genetic Algorithms
  • Evaluation of a Pitch Estimation Algorithm for Speech Emotion Recognition
  • Prosody Features Analysis
  • A Clinical Workstation Software for Voice Quality Assessment
  • Modulation Spectral Features for Objective Voice Quality Assessment
  • Voice Pathologt Grading by Gaussian Mixture Models
  • Estimation of Hospitalisation Progress for Patients with Stroke with Using of Voice Analysis
  • On the Mutual Information of Glottal Source Estimation Techniques for the Automatic Detection of Speech Pathologies
  • Acoustic Analysis of Vowel Segments for Clinical Purposes
  • Voice Quality Evaluation Using Cape-V abd Grbas in European Portuguese
  • Voice Related Quality of Life in Spasmodic Dysphonia
  • Long Term Follow-Up of Patients with Spasmodic Dysphonia
  • Principal Component Analysis for HMM-Based Pathological Voice Detection
  • Identification of Functional Voice Disorders by Biomechanical Analysis
  • Electroglottography and Microphone Signals Assessed by Approximate Entropy in Normal and Dysphonic Subjects
  • Speech Morphing Based on Biologicallu Relevant Signal Representations
  • Tracking Formants, Extra-Formants and Anti-Formants in Non-Modal Speech by Means of a Spectral Pole-Zero Model
  • Automatic Parameterisation of the Glottal Waveform Combining Time and Frequency Domain Measures
  • Syntetic Hoarse Voices
  • Salience Analysis for Glottal Cycle Detection in Disordered Speech
  • Temporal Measures of the Initial Phase of Vocal Fold Opening across Different Phonation Types
  • A Novel Method for the Extraction of Vocal Tremor
  • Indirect Estimation of Formant Frequencies Through Mean Spectral Variance with Application to Automatic Gender Recognition
  • A Bottom-Up Procedure to Extract Periodicity Structure of Voiced Sounds and Its Application to Represent and Restoration of Pathological Voices
  • Acoustic/Aerodynamic Assessment of Normal and Dysphonic Voice
  • Towards Video Laryngosptroboscopy-Based Automated Screening for Laryngeal Disorders
  • Advanced Preprocessing of Larynx Images to Improve the Segmentation of Glottal Area
  • Articulatory Modelling of the Vocal Tract in Feeding form X-Ray Images
  • Segmentation of Laryngeal High-Speed Videoendoscopy in Temporal Domain Using Paired Active Contours
  • Objective Comparison of the Electroglottogram to Synchronus High-Speed Images of Vocal Fold Contact During Vibration
  • Quantitative Analysis of Diplophonic Vocal Fold Vibratary Pattern form High-Speed Digital Imaging of Glottis
  • Experimental System for Neurological Case Studies
  • Accelleration Sensor Measurements of Subglottal Sound Pressure for Modal and Breathy Phonation Quality
  • Basic Requirements on Microphones for VoiceRecordings
  • Comparison of Excitation Signals for an Electronic Larynx
  • DIA
  • Singing Voice and Pregnancy
  • Case Study of Voice Quality Differences in a Soprano Singing in Different Early Music Performance Styles
  • Vocal Effort in Singers of a National Lyric Orchestra
  • Automatic Detection of Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome Based on Snore Signals
  • Automatic Detection of Post-Apnoeic Snore Events from Home and Clinical Full Night Sleep Recordings
  • Analysis of Deformation Characteristics of Excised Human Vocal Folds by Optical Stereo-Triangulation
  • A LF-Pulse from a Simple Glottal Flow Model
  • Mathematical Modelling of Airflow in the Glottal Region and Its Comparison with Experimental Data
  • Finite Element Model of the Human Phonation Process
  • Recording Speech during MRI
  • Author Index
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  DOI: 10.1400/119267

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