This paper reviews the literature related to the acoustic–phonetic analysis of speech and the
speech recognition approaches that use these types of knowledge. At first, acoustic …

This paper proposes the use of speech-specific features for speech/music classification.
Features representing the excitation source, vocal tract system and syllabic rate of speech …

Hypernasality refers to the perception of excessive nasal resonances in vowels and voiced
consonants. Existing speech processing based approaches concentrate only on the …

Spoken language diarization (LD) is a task of automatically extracting the monolingual
segments present in a given code-switched utterance. Generally in the bilingual code …

This work proposes a novel method for the detection of glottal activity regions from the
speech signal. Glottal activity detection refers to the problem of discriminating voiced and …

The primary objective of this study is to enhance the recognition performance of zero-shot
children's automatic speech recognition (ASR) task. In such a setup, statistical models are …

In this work, vocal tract characteristic changes under the out-of-breath condition are
explored. Speaking under the influence of physical exercise is called out-of-breath speech …

Pitch period and amplitude perturbations are widely used parameters to discriminate normal
and voice disorder speech. Instantaneous pitch period and amplitude of glottal vibrations …

The primary objective of this study is to enhance the recognition performance of zero-shot
children's automatic speech recognition (ASR) task. In such a setup, statistical models are …

A method to improve voicing decision using glottal activity features proposed for statistical
parametric speech synthesis. In existing methods, voicing decision relies mostly on …