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ORCIDSpeech Communication, Volume 180
Volume 180, 2026
- Jasmin Pöhnlein, Felicitas Kleber:
Effects of time pressure and regional background on the peak alignment and scaling of nuclear rises in national Standard German varieties. 103388 - Abhijit Sinha
, Hemant Kumar Kathania, Mikko Kurimo:
A study on the layer-wise transferability of self-supervised learning features for children's speech processing tasks. 103392 - Yoona Chung, Jeongmin Hong, Jaehyuk Lee, Eunchan Kim:
Diagnosis-aware multitask fine-tuning of Whisper for dysarthric speech recognition. 103393 - Hengyu Yan, Ruidi Yang, Zijie Wei, Yuxing Mao:
DDNet: A task-decoupled two-stage network for multi-channel speech denoising and dereverberation. 103394 - Hao Zhou, Yi Zhou, Yu Zhao, Yin Liu:
MaTSE: A hybrid Mamba-Transformer model for monaural Speech Enhancement. 103395 - Szu-Jui Chen, John H. L. Hansen:
Advancing automatic speech recognition using feature fusion with self-supervised learning features: A case study on Fearless Steps Apollo corpus. 103380 - Kerstin Fischer, Oliver Niebuhr, Maria Alm, Nathalie Schümchen-Schram:
Intuitive visualization of intonation for foreign language learners. 103391 - Kalle Lahtinen, Liisa Mustanoja, Okko Räsänen:
Corrigendum to "FinnAffect: An affective speech corpus for spontaneous Finnish" [Speech Communication 175 (2025) 103327]. 103396
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