Modeling speech intelligibility in adverse conditions
Torsten Dau
The effect of speaker-listener interaction on speech production in adverse listening conditions
Valerie Hazan
Speech intelligibility improvement using a perceptual distortion measure
Richard Heusdens
Articulation in the presence of noise
James Johnston
A new dimension of voice quality manipulation
Hideki Kawahara
Some insights into talker-listener-environment coupling, energetics and the contrastive particulate structure of spoken language
Roger K. Moore
An integrated theory of language production and comprehension
Martin Pickering
Listening enhancement for mobile phones: how zo improve intelligibility in a noisy environment
Bastian Sauert, Peter Vary
Hmm-based speech synthesis adapted to listeners' and talkers' conditions
Junichi Yamagishi
A study on combined effects of reverberation and increased vocal effort on ASR
Hynek Bořil, Seyed Omid Sadjadi, John H. L. Hansen
Evaluating the effects of hearing protection on speech production in noisy environments
Douglas S. Brungart, Mary T. Cord, Nancy P. Solomon, Katie Dietrich-Burns, Kim Block
Compensation for manipulated auditory feedback in children with specific language impairment
Michaela Hamel, Lisa Archibald, David W. Purcell
Characterizing phonetic convergence with speaker recognition techniques
Amélie Lelong, Gérard Bailly
A preliminary study of individual responses to real-time pitch and formant perturbations
Ewen N. MacDonald, Kevin G. Munhall
Prosodic characteristics of feedback expressions in distracted and non-distracted listeners
Zofia Malisz, Marcin Włdarczak, Hendrik Buschmeier, Stefan Kopp, Petra Wagner
Formant compensation responses to altered auditory feedback in English and Vietnamese talkers
Linh L. T. Nguyen, David W. Purcell
Assessing the intelligibility and quality of HMM-based speech synthesis with a variable degree of articulation
Benjamin Picart, Thomas Drugman, Thierry Dutoit
The effects of frequency-altered feedback on the vocal productions of Canadian-English speaking children
Nichole Scheerer, Sarah D'Alton, Hanjun Liu, Jeffery A. Jones
Can anybody read me? - motion capture recordings for an adaptable visual speech synthesizer
Simon Alexanderson, Jonas Beskow
MAGE: a platform for performative speech synthesis - new approach in exploring applications beyond text-to-speech
Maria Astrinaki, Nicolas d'Alessandro, Thierry Dutoit
Overlap behaviour in task-oriented dialogue
Vincent Aubanel, Martin Cooke, Catherine Mayo, Robert Clark
Lombard and temporal effects in concurrent conversations
Vincent Aubanel, Martin Cooke, Maria Luisa Garcia Lecumberri, Catherine Mayo, Robert Clark
How should attentive speaker agents adapt to listener feedback?
Hendrik Buschmeier, Stefan Kopp
Controlling voice source parameters to transform characteristics of synthetic voices
João P. Cabral, Julie Carson-Berndsen
Listening talkers produce great spectral tilt contrasts
Thomas Ulrich Christiansen, Jan Heegård, Peter Juel Henrichsen
Do non-native listeners benefit from speech modifications designed to promote intelligibility for native listeners?
Martin Cooke, Maria Luisa Garcia Lecumberri, Yan Tang, Mirjam Wester
Identifying tenseness of Lombard speech using phase distortion
Gilles Degottex, Elizabeth Godoy, Yannis Stylianou
Simple spectral techniques to enhance the intelligibility of speech using a harmonic model
Daniel Erro, Yannis Stylianou, Eva Navas, Inma Hernaez
Glissando dialogs: a corpus for the analysis of entrainment in phone services
David Escudero, Lourdes Aguilar, Juanma Garrido
Do speakers make use of the visual channel to improve their intelligibility in adverse conditions? a pilot study
Maëva Garnier, Lucie Ménard, Gabrielle Richard
Priming, timing, and the phatic component in machine-mediated dialogue
Emer Gilmartin, Céline de Looze, Nick Campbell
Unsupervised normal-to-lombard spectral envelope transformation; examining loudness, voicing & stationarity
Elizabeth Godoy, Yannis Stylianou, Julián Villegas
The whispering talker: production and perception of French boundary tones
Willemijn Heeren, Christian Lorenzi
A comparison of the effects of alteration to auditory feedback and speech motor learning
Peter Howell
Characterizing listeners' performance in a speaking-while-listening task
Nandini Iyer, John Stewart, Sarah Sullivan, Douglas S. Brungart, Brian Simpson
Speaking in quiet and in noise: do auditory and articulatory properties pattern together?
Jeesun Kim, Chris Davis
On the detection of the intelligibility advantage of clear speech vs. casual speech
M. Koutsogiannaki, Catherine Mayo, V. Kandia, Yannis Stylianou
Automaticity and consciousness in phonetic convergence
Natalie Lewandowski
Vowel creation by articulatory control in HMM-based parametric speech synthesis
Zhen-Hua Ling, Korin Richmond, Junichi Yamagishi
The rate of intelligibility change with level for continuous speech
Alexandra MacPherson, Michael A Akeroyd
Effect of prosodic changes on speech intelligibility
Catherine Mayo, Vincent Aubanel
An electropalatographic study of consonant production in Greek Lombard speech
Katerina Nicolaidis
Consonant production control in a computational model of Hyper & Hypo theory (C2h)
Mauro Nicolao, Roger K. Moore
Speech intelligibility enhancement using a statistical model of clean speech
Petko N. Petkov, W. Bastiaan Kleijn, Gustav Eje Henter
High quality synthetic speech on a wide vocal effort continuum: statistical parametric speech synthesis with glottal pulse library
Tuomo Raitio, Antti Suni, Martti Vainio, Paavo Alku
Effect of expanding vs. reducing vowel contrast on adaptation zo altered auditory feedback
Amélie Rochet-Capellan, David J. Ostry
Does listeners' breathing change according to speaker and to loudness?
Amélie Rochet-Capellan, Susanne Fuchs, Leonardo Lancia, Pascal Perrier
Expanding the vowel space – direct vocal tract measurement with ultrasound tongue imaging
James Scobbie
Intelligibility and production in Greek hearing-impaired speech
Anna Sfakianaki, Katerina Nicolaidis, Areti Okalidou
Winktalk: a multimodal speech synthesis interface linking facial expressions to expressive synthetic voices
Éva Székely, Zeeshan Ahmed, João P. Cabral, Julie Carson-Berndsen
Optimal frequency filtering for speech intelligibility boosting under a constant energy constraint
Yan Tang, Martin Cooke, Petko N. Petkov
Effect of level and type of noise on focus related prosody
Martti Vainio, Antti Suni, Anja Arnhold, Tuomo Raitio, Henri Seijo, Juhani Järvikivi, Daniel Aalto, Paavo Alku
Using an intelligibility measure to create noise robust cepstral coefficients for HMM-based speech synthesis
Cassia Valentini-Botinhao, Yan Tang, Junichi Yamagishi, Simon King
The role of durational changes in the Lombard speech advantage
Julián Villegas, Martin Cooke, Catherine Mayo
Improving speech intelligibility in noise environments by spectral shaping and dynamic range compression
Tudor-Catalin Zorila, Yannis Stylianou