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Speech Communication

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  1. Depression assessment in people with Parkinson’s disease: The combination of acoustic features and natural language processing
    PÉREZ-TORO, PAULA ANDREA ; (2022); Speech Communication; 145; Artículo; pp. 10-20
  2. Speech pause distribution as an early marker for Alzheimer’s disease
    PASTORIZA-DOMÍNGUEZ, PATRICIA ET ALII; (2022); Speech Communication; 136; Artículo; pp. 107-117
  3. An empirical study of the effect of acoustic-prosodic entrainment on the perceived trustworthiness of conversational avatars
    GÁLVEZ, RAMIRO H Y OTROS; (2020); Speech Communication; 124; Artículo; pp. 46-
  4. Discriminative neural network pruning in a multiclass environment: A case study in spoken emotion recognition
    SÁNCHEZ-GUTIÉRREZ, MÁXIMO E. Y PEDRO P. GONZÁLEZ-PÉREZ; (2020); Speech Communication; 120; Artículo; pp. 20-30
  5. Integrating lexical and prosodic features for automatic paragraph segmentation
    LAI, CATHERINE, MIREIA FARRÚS Y JOHANNA D. MOORE; (2020); Speech Communication; 121; Artículo; pp. 44-57
  6. Multimodal perception of prominence in spontaneous speech: A methodological proposal using mixed models and AIC
    JIMÉNEZ-BRAVO, MIGUEL Y VICTORIA MARRERO-AGUIAR; (2020); Speech Communication; 124; Artículo; pp. 28-45
  7. Parallel Representation Learning for the Classification of Pathological Speech: Studies on Parkinson’s Disease and Cleft Lip and Palate
    VASQUEZ-CORREA, J.C.; (2020); Speech Communication; 122; Artículo; pp. 56-67
  8. Acoustic characterization and perceptual analysis of the relative importance of prosody in speech of people with Down syndrome
    CORRALES-ASTORGANO, MARIO, DAVID ESCUDERO-MANCEBO, CÉSAR GONZÁLEZ-FERRERAS; (2018); Speech Communication; 99; Artículo; pp. 90-100
  9. ProDis: A dialectometric tool for acoustic prosodic data
    ELVIRA-GARCÍA, WENDY, SIMONE BALOCCO, PAOLO ROSEANO Y ANA MA. FERNÁNDEZ-PLANAS; (2018); Speech Communication; 97; Artículo; pp. 9-18
  10. The role of prosody and voice quality in indirect storytelling speech: A cross-narrator perspective in four European languages Author links open overlay panel
    RAÚL MONTAÑO Y FRANCESC ALÍA; (2017); Speech Communication; 88; Artículo; pp. 1-16
  11. The role of prosody and voice quality in indirect storytelling speech: Annotation methodology and expressive categories
    MONTAÑO, RAÚL Y ALÍAS, FRANCESC; (2016); Speech Communication; 85; Artículo; pp. 8-18
  12. Phonotactic and phrasal properties of speech rhythm. Evidence from Catalan, English, and Spanish
    PRIETO, PILAR, ET ALII; (2012); Speech Communication; 54/6; Artículo; pp. 681-702
  13. Multidialectal Spanish acoustic modeling for speech recognition
    CABALLERO, MÓNICA, ASUNCIÓN MORENO Y ALBINO NOGUEIRAS; (2009); Speech Communication; 51/3; Artículo; pp. 217-229
  14. A statistical approach to spoken dialog systems design and evaluation
    GRIOL, DAVID, ET ALII. ; (2008); Speech Communication; 50, 8-9; Artículo; pp. 666-682
  15. Relations between de-facto criteria in the evaluation of a spoken dialogue system
    CALLEJAS, ZORAIDA Y RAMÓN LOPEZ-COZAR ; (2008); Speech Communication; 50, 8-9; Artículo; pp. 646-665
  16. Statistical framework for a Spanish spoken dialogue corpus
    MARTÍNEZ HINAREJOS, CARLO; BENEDÍ, JOSÉ MIGUEL Y GRANELL, RAMÓN; (2008); Speech Communication; 50, 11/12; Artículo; pp. 992-1008
  17. Unsupervised intra-speaker variability compensation based on Gestalt and model adaptation in speaker verification with telephone speech
    BECERRA YOMA, NESTOR;GARRETÓN, CLAUDIO;MOLINA, CARLOS Y HUENUPÁN, FERNANDO; (2008); Speech Communication; 50/11,12; Artículo; pp. 953-964
  18. Text analysis and language identification for polyglot text-to-speech synthesis
    ROMSDORFER, HARALD Y PFISTER, BEAT; (2007); Speech Communication; 49,9; Artículo; pp. 697-724
  19. Estimating tonal prosodic discontinuities in Spanish using HMM
    BASSI, A. N. BECERRA Y P. LONCOMILLA; (2006); Speech Communication; 48,9; Artículo; pp. 1112-1125
  20. Temporal variability in speech segments of Spanish: context and speaker related differences
    MENDOZA, EDUARDO ET ALII.; (2003); Speech Communication; 40,4; Artículo; pp. 431-447
  21. An overview of Broadcast News corpora
    GRAFF, DAVID ; (2002); Speech Communication; 37, 1-2; Artículo; pp. 15-26
  22. Spanish recognizer of continuously spelled names over the telephone
    SAN-SEGUNDO, RUBÉN; COLÁS, JOSÉ ;DE CÓRDOBA, RICARDO AND PARDO, JOSÉ M.; (2002); Speech Communication; 38,3-4; Artículo; pp. 287-303
  23. A large speech corpus in Spanish for speaker characterization and indentification
    ORTEGA-GARCÍA, J. ET ALII; (2000); Speech Communication; 31; Artículo; pp. 255-264
  24. AHUMADA: A large speech corpus in Spanish for speaker characterization and identification
    ORTEGA, JAVIER ;GONZALEZ, JOAQUÍN Y MARRERO, VICTORIA; (2000); Speech Communication; 31/2,3; Artículo; pp. 255-264
  25. Improving continuous speech recognition in Spanish by phone-clas semicontinuous HMMs with pausing and multiple pronunciations
    FERREIROS, J. Y PARDO, J. M.; (1999); Speech Communication; 29; Artículo; pp. 65-76
  26. Acoustic parameters for place of articulation identification and classification of Spanish unvoiced stops
    TORRES, M. I. Y IPARRAGUIRRE, P.; (1996); Speech Communication; 18,4; Artículo; pp. 369-379
  27. Automatic segmentation and labelling of multi-lingual speech data
    VORSTERMANS, A., MARTENS, J. P. Y VAN COILE, B.; (1996); Speech Communication; 19,4; Artículo; pp. 271-293
  28. Voice quality analysis of male and female Spanish speakers
    TRITTIN, PAMELA JEAN Y DE SANTOS Y LLEÓ, ANDRÉS; (1995); Speech Communication; 16/4; Artículo; pp. 359-368
  29. A spoken language translator for restricted-domain context-free languages
    ROE, DAVID B.; (1992); Speech Communication; 11,2-3; Artículo; pp. 311-319
  30. A study of style-induced vowel variability: Laboratory versus spontaneous speech in Spanish
    HARMEGNIES, BERNARD Y POCH-OLIVÉ, DOLORS; (1992); Speech Communication; 11/4,5; Artículo; pp. 429-437