4 accepted papers
Hypernasality, a speech resonance disorder characterized by excessive nasal airflow, presents challenges in accurate detection across languages. Traditional assessments of hypernasality include perceptual evaluation and nasometry. More recently, objective acoustic measures based on formant analysis…
In this study, we investigate multimodal foundation models (MFMs) for emotion recognition from non-verbal sounds. We hypothesize that MFMs, with their joint pre-training across multiple modalities, will be more effective in non-verbal sounds emotion recognition (NVER) by better interpreting and diff…
Pre-trained Large Acoustic Models, when fine-tuned, have largely shown to improve the performances in various tasks related to spoken language technologies. However, their evaluation has been mostly on datasets that contain English or other widely spoken languages, and their potential for novel unde…
In this work, new method of source modeling for HMM based speech synthesis is proposed using integrated LP residual (ILPR). The nature of ILPR waveform resembles the glottal flow derivative signal and may keep the speaker characteristics in a better way. The ILPR signal is modeled in the frequency d…