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ORCIDMAVEBA 2001: Florence, Italy
- Claudia Manfredi, Piero Bruscaglioni:
Second International Workshop on Models and Analysis of Vocal Emissions for Biomedical Applications, MAVEBA 2001, Florence, Italy, September 13-15, 2001. ISCA 2001
Tutorial Papers
- Xavier Pelorson, Mico Hirschberg:
Physical models of the vocal folds including pathologies. 1
Physical and Mechanical Models
- Jaromír Horácek, Jan G. Svec, Ján Veselý, Erkki Vilkman, Ivo Klepácek, Ales Vetesník:
Measurement of the vocal-fold vibration behaviour in excised human larynges. 2-7 - Coriandre Vilain, Xavier Pelorson, A. Hirschberg, Jan Willems, L. Le Marre:
Study of the airflow through in-vitro oscillating pathological vocal folds. 8-13 - Guido Belforte, Massimiliana Carello:
Experimental comparison between Staffieri and new tracheo-oesophageal prostheses. 14-20 - Kazutomo Kitajima, Hideyuki Kataoka, Shigehiro Owaki:
Effects of transglottal pressure on fundamental frequency of phonation: study with a rubber model. 21-26 - Michael Döllinger, Ulrich Hoppe, Stefan Schuberth, Frank Hettlich, Ulrich Eysholdt:
Detecting asymmetries in high speed observations of vocal folds during phonation. 27-34
Tutorial Papers
- David M. Howard:
The real and the non-real in speech measurements. 35-44
Problems and Pitfalls in Modelling and Analyis of Speech Signals
- Werner Mende:
Problems and pitfalls in pitch estimation of infant cries and voice signals. 45-47 - Christopher J. Moore, Susan Jones:
Stimulated production of vowel-like LX-waveforms and spectral damping in the absence of phonation. 48-52 - Vojtech Misun:
The sound-damping characteristics of the vocal tract cavities. 53-58
Software / Multi-Parametric Analysis of Speech Signals
- Hideki Kawahara, Jo Estill, Osamu Fujimura:
Aperiodicity extraction and control using mixed mode excitation and group delay manipulation for a high quality speech analysis, modification and synthesis system STRAIGHT. 59-64 - A. Schindler, M. L. Garetto, M. Spadola Bisetti, F. Ottaviani, O. Schindler:
Pitch control in tracheoesophageal voice. 65-68 - Karel Dedouch, Jaromír Horácek, Tomás Vampola, Premysl Krsek, Jan G. Svec:
Mathematical modelling of male vocal tract. 69-74
Tutorial Papers
- Kathleen Wermke, Werner Mende:
Analysis of cries of singletons and twins during the first year of life. 75-78
Infant Cry and Its Relation to Neurological Disfunction
- Natalija Bolfan-Stosic, Emica Farago:
Acoustic features of voice of children with motoric disorders. 79-83 - Daniel I. Escobedo Beceiro, Sergio Daniel Cano-Ortiz, Eddy Coello Frometa, Luis Regüeiferos Prego, Leonardo Capdevila Bravo:
Rising shift of pitch frequency in the infant cry of some pathologic cases. 84-90 - Daniel I. Escobedo Beceiro, Sergio Daniel Cano-Ortiz, Francisco J. Ruiz Miyares:
Some acoustical features of the cry and speech signals in infants with epilepsy. 91-98
Voice Quality in Relation to Physical and Neurological Disfunctions
- Asli Ozdas, Richard G. Shiavi, D. Mitchell Wilkes, Marilyn K. Silverman, Stephen E. Silverman:
Analysis of vocal tract characteristics for near-term suicidal risk assessment. 99-102 - Uwe Jürgens:
The squirrel monkey as a model in the study of the central control of vocalization. 103-107 - Rubén S. Wainschenker, Jorge Horacio Doorn, Marcela Castro:
Towards a systematic quantification of the speech speed. 108-112 - Hisao Kuwabara:
A relation between voice quality and acoustic features. 113-116 - Carlo Drioli, Federico Avanzini:
A physically-informed model of the glottis with application to voice quality assessment. 117-122
Tutorial Papers
- Osamu Fujimura:
Voice quality as an aspect of prosodic control in speech utterance: the base function representation of the c/d model. 123-124
Voice Parameters Measurement
- Ryszard Tadeusiewicz, Wieslaw Wszolek, Andrzej Izworski, Tadeusz Wszolek:
Understanding of vocal tract pathology using speech signals analysis. 125-133 - Adriane Parraga, Milton A. Zaro, Adalberto Schuck:
Quantitative assessment of the use of continuous wavelet transform in the analysis of the fundamental frequency disturb of the synthetic voice. 134-137 - Malte Kob, Christiane Neuschaefer-Rube:
A method for measurement of the vocal tract mouth impedance. 138-143
Speech Denoising, Reconstruction, and Rehabilitation
- Robert W. Morris, Mark A. Clements:
Reconstruction of speech from whispers. 144-149 - Wieslaw Wszolek, Maciej Modrzejewski, Ryszard Tadeusiewicz, Tadeusz Wszolek:
Quality of voice signal after ENT surgery. 150-155 - Lorenzo Matassini, Claudia Manfredi:
Noise reduction for vocal pathologies. 156-162 - Christophe Savariaux, Pascal Perrier, Daniel Pape, Jacques Lebeau:
Speech production after glossectomy and reconstructive lingual surgery: a longitudinal study. 163-168
Poster Session
- Zakaria Benahmed Daho, Nacéra Benamrane, Arnaud Fréville:
Medical images compression by neural networks. 169-175 - Nacéra Benamrane, Rafika Abderahim, Leila Nemmiche:
Medical image interpretation by fuzzy neural networks and expert system. 176-180 - Natalija Bolfan-Stosic, Mladen Hedjever:
Degree of sub-harmonic components in infant cries and in Down Syndrome children and children with dysphonia. 181-187 - L. Faenza, G. Sciolla, Mariaisabella Colli, Alfredo Sacchi:
Study of EEG signals to build a man-computer interface. 188-192 - Ulrich Hoppe, Michael Döllinger, Stefan Schuberth, Frank Rosanowski, Ulrich Eysholdt:
Clinical significance of the two-mass-model. 193-194 - Alexander M. Krot:
Analysis of attractors of complex dynamical systems based on matrix decomposition. 195-200 - Alexander M. Krot, Helena B. Minervina:
Estimation of minimal chaotic attractor embedding dimension on the basis of matrix decomposition for biomedical signal processing. 201-206 - Vadim O. Kudryavtsev:
Filter bank realizations of Volterra kernels. 207-210 - Claudia Manfredi, Massimo D'Aniello, Piero Bruscaglioni:
Comparison between AR and SVD approaches for speech denoising. 211-216 - Ajay Somkuwar, Sujoy K. Guha, Sudhir Atreya:
Independent component analysis of electromyographic signal. 217-221 - Annemie Van Hirtum, Daniel Berckmans:
Assessing the sound of cough towards vocality. 222-227
Tutorial Papers
- Andrzej Izworski:
Speech processing and recognition using artificial intelligence methods. 228-229
Voice Analysis and Classification with AI, NN, Fuzzy Logic Techniques
- Tim Ritchings, Mark A. McGillion, Christopher J. Moore:
Pathological voice quality assesment using artificial neural networks. 230-234 - Annemie Van Hirtum, Daniel Berckmans:
Automated recognition of spontaneous versus voluntary cough. 235-240 - Cheolwoo Jo, Kwangin Kim, Dae-Hyun Kim, Soo-Geon Wang:
Screening of pathological voice from ARS using neural networks. 241-245
Nonlinear Models for Voice Analysis
- Alexander M. Krot, Polina P. Tkachova:
Fast algorithms for Wiener kernels computing in speech phoneme recognition. 246-253 - Jorge C. Lucero:
Principal differential analysis of lip motion signals. 254-259 - Keiichi Funaki:
A time-varying complex ARMA speech modeling based on IV method. 260-263
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