Automatic Voice Pathology Detection With Running Speech by Using Estimation of Auditory Spectrum and Cepstral Coefficients Based on the All-Pole Model
Background and Objective Automatic voice pathology detection using sustained vowels has been widely explored. Because of the stationary nature of the speech waveform, pathology detection with a sustained vowel is a comparatively easier task than that using a running speech. Some disorder detection s...
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Main Authors: | Ali, Z., Elamvazuthi, I., Alsulaiman, M., Muhammad, G. |
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Mosby Inc.
2016
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