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Speech Generation and Perception
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Speech Generation and Perception :
The study of the anatomy of the organs of speech is required as a background for articulatory and acoustic phonetics.
An understanding of hearing and perception is needed in the field of both speech synthesis and speech enhancement and is useful in the field of automatic speech recognition.
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Schematic diagram of the human speech production :
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Organs of Speech : Lungs and trachea :
source of air during speech.
The vocal organs work by using compressed air; this is supplied by the lungs and delivered to the system by way of the trachea.
These organs also control the loudness of the resulting speech.
The trachea and lungs together constitute the pulmonary tract.
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Organs of Speech : The Larynx :
This is a complicated system of cartilages and muscle containing and controlling the vocal cords. Principle parts are :
Cricoid cartilage Thyroid cartilage Arytenoid cartilage Vocal cords
The place where the vocal folds come together is called the glottis.
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Glottal closure during voicing
foldsfolds
Vocal folds
During breathing
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Organs of Speech : The Vocal Tract :
Laryngeal pharynx beneath epiglottis
Oral pharynx behind tongue, between epiglottis and velum
Nasal pharynx Above velum, rear end of nasal cavity
Oral cavity Forward of the velum and bounded by lips, tongue and
palate Nasal cavity
Above the palate and extending from the pharynx to the nostrils
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Vocal Tract
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Vocal Tract Model
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A General Discrete-Time Model For Speech Production
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Time Waveform Of Volume Velocity Of The Glottal Source Excitation
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Magnitude Spectrum Of One Pulse Of The Volume Velocity At The Glottis
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Position Of The Vocal Cords And Cartilages (a) For Phonation (b) For Whispering
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Speech Production : The operation of the system is divided into
two functions :ExcitationModulation
Excitation(glottis)
Modulation(vocal tract)
Radiate
speech
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Vocal VowelsAH EE
EH OH OO
Duck Call
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Speech Production : Excitation :is done in several ways
Phonation (making of a voiced sound) This is the oscillation of the vocal cords
The arytenoid cartilages close and stretch the vocal cords
When air forced through the vocal, they vibrate
The opening and closing of the cords breaks the airstream up into pulses
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Speech Production : The repetition rate of the pulses is termed pitch.
At low levels of air pressure oscillation may become irregular, this irregularities are known as “vocal fry”.
Speech sounds accompanied by phonation are called voiced; others, unvoiced or mute.
Whispering (speak softly) The vocal cord are drown together, but with small
triangular opening between arytenoid cartilages
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Speech Production :Frication
Frication can occur with or without phonation
Compression If the release is abrupt and clean, the sound is a
stop or plosive
If gradual and turbulent, the sound can pass into the related fricative and is termed an affricative
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Speech Production : Vibration
If air is forced through a closure other than the vocal cords, vibrations may be set up
Modulation This is what we do to impose information on the
glottal output Articulatory phonetics: how the organs of speech are
positioned to produce any given speech sound
Acoustic phonetics: what the measurable acoustical correlates of any given speech sound are and how acoustical features in general correspond to phonetic and articulatory ones
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Hearing and perception : Hearing is a process which sound is
received and convert into nerve impulse
Perception is the post-processing within the brain by which the sounds heard are interpreted and given meaning
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The structure of peripheral auditory system :
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Sectional View Of The Human Ear
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Hearing : The ear is divided into three parts:
The outer ear: Consist of the pinna (visible, convolved cartilage)
Its convolved shape is provide some directional cues
The external canal (external auditory meatus) Uniform tube, 2.7 cm long by 0.7 cm across through It has a number of resonant frequencies at 3 kHz
The eardrum (tympanic membrane) Is a stiff, conical structure at the end of the meatus It vibrate in response to the sound
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Hearing :The middle ear
Is an air-filled cavity
Separated from the outer ear by the tympanic membrane
Connected to the inner ear by the oval and round window
Connected to the outside world by way of the eustachian tube
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Hearing : eustachian tube permit equalization of air pressure
between the middle air and the surrounding atmosphere
the middle ear contain three tiny bone (ossicles) Malleus (hammer)
Incus (anvil)
Stapes (stirrup)
The function of the ossicles Impedance transformation
Amplitude limiting
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Hearing :The inner ear
vestibular apparatus Used for balance and sensing orientation
The round and oval window
Cochlea Is a snail-shape passage communication with the middle ear via the round and
oval window It consist the transducers which convert acoustical
vibration to verve impulses
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The Cochlea as It Would Appear If Unwound
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Cross Section Of One Turn Of The Cochlea
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Position Of Maximum Amplitude Along Basilar Membrance As A Function Of Applied Frequency
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Frequency Response Of a Point On The Basilar Membrance