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SPE-L10: Speech Analysis

Session Type: Lecture
Time: Thursday, April 23, 16:00 - 18:00
Location: Room 101A+B, TICC
Session Chair: Isabel Trancoso, INESC ID / IST
 
  SPE-L10.1: DATA-DRIVEN VOICE SOURCE WAVEFORM MODELLING
         Mark Thomas; Imperial College London
         Jon Gudnason; Imperial College London
         Patrick A. Naylor; Imperial College London
 
  SPE-L10.2: REDUCING F0 FRAME ERROR OF F0 TRACKING ALGORITHMS UNDER NOISY CONDITIONS WITH AN UNVOICED/VOICED CLASSIFICATION FRONTEND
         Wei Chu; University of California, Los Angeles
         Abeer Alwan; University of California, Los Angeles
 
  SPE-L10.3: MODEL-BASED ANALYSIS OF SPEECH AND AUDIO SIGNALS FOR REAL-TIME PROCESSING BASED ON TIME-VARYING LATTICE FILTERS
         Karl Schnell; Goethe-University Frankfurt
         Arild Lacroix; Goethe-University Frankfurt
 
  SPE-L10.4: EXTRACTION OF COCHLEAR PROCESSED FORMANTS FOR PREDICTION OF TEMPORALLY LOCALIZED DISTORTIONS IN SYNTHESIZED SPEECH
         Wenliang Lu; University of New South Wales
         D. Sen; University of New South Wales
 
  SPE-L10.5: STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF AMPLITUDE MODULATION IN SPEECH SIGNALS USING AN AM-FM MODEL
         Pirros Tsiakoulis; National Technical University of Athens
         Alexandros Potamianos; Technical University of Crete
 
  SPE-L10.6: CHIRP RATE ESTIMATION OF SPEECH BASED ON A TIME-VARYING QUASI-HARMONIC MODEL
         Yannis Pantazis; University of Crete
         Olivier Rosec; Orange Labs
         Yannis Stylianou; University of Crete
 

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