Automatic infant cry classification is one of the crucial studies under biomedical engineering
scope, adopting the medical and engineering techniques for the classification of diverse …

This paper deals with the analysis of cry melodies (time variations of the fundamental
frequency) as well as vocal tract resonance frequencies (formants) from infant cry signals …

Objectives Scientific and clinical advances in perinatology and neonatology have enhanced
the chances of survival of preterm and very low weight neonates. Infant cry analysis is a …

This paper aims at estimating the fundamental frequency (pitch) and the vocal tract resonant
frequencies (formants) from new-born infant cry signals. Such parameters are of interest in …

One of the basic parameters characterising voiced phonation is the fundamental frequency,
named pitch, which is the rate of vibration of the folds. In pathological voices. pitch variations …

Our challenge in the current study is to extend research on the cries of newborns for the
early diagnosis of different pathologies. This paper proposes a recognition system for …

Communication is the most important process for a living organism as this is the medium for
the information exchange. But for the infants, the only way of communication is through …

Introduction The obvious perceptual differences between various singing styles like Western
operatic and jazz rely on specific dissimilarities in vocal technique. The present study …

This article addresses a problem arising within the paralinguistic audio signal processing
domain—that of classifying the state of an infant based on the patterns exhibited by the …

Infant cry analysis is a multidisciplinary area of research incorporating pediatrics, neurology,
physiology, engineering, developmental linguistics, and psychology. It has been proposed …