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First edition

Prague : Faculty of Arts, Charles University, 2015

230 stran : ilustrace ; 25 cm

ISBN 978-80-7308-558-2 (vázáno)

Opera Facultatis philosophicae Universitatis Carolinae Pragensis ; vol. XIV

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České resumé

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CONTENTS // 9 The door frame structure of speech sciences [Oliver Niebuhr, Radek Skamitzl] // I. Discovering the richness of the signal // 27 1. Speaker, listener and speech-metronome synchronization [Eliška Churaňová] // 39 2. Stepped intonation contours, a new field of complexity [Oliver Niebuhr] // 75 3. Complexity in the articulation of Czech alveolar consonants [Pavel Šturm] // 97 4. Simulating complex speech-production environments [Rabea Landgraf] // II. Organizing the richness of the signal // 113 5. Simple phonological contrasts causing complex phonetic differences [Phil Howson, Philip J. Monahan] // 123 6. Simplifying the complexity of speech: an argument for a phonetic basis to sound change [Phil Howson, Ekaterina Komova] // 135 7. Word confusions in the transcription and recognition of spontaneous Czech [Tomáš Valenta, Luboš Šmídl] // 147 8. Assets and liabilities of simple descriptors of fundamental frequency tracks [Jan Volin, Hana Bartůňková] // III. Modelling the richness of the signal // 165 9. Optimizing the extraction of vowel formants [Radek Skamitzl, Jitka Vaňková, Tomáš Bořil] // 183 10. Avoiding model complexity in limited domain speech synthesis [Markéta Jůzová, Daniel Tihelka] // 195 11. Detecting artifacts in synthetic speech [Jakub Vít] // 205 12. Analysis and automatic recognition of compressed speech [Michal Borský, Petr Pollák] // 223 About the authors 227 Index 229 Abstrakt

(OCoLC)918013759

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