2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-32790-2_70
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Automatic Rating of Hoarseness by Text-based Cepstral and Prosodic Evaluation

Abstract: Abstract.The standard for the analysis of distorted voices is perceptual rating of read-out texts or spontaneous speech. Automatic voice evaluation, however, is usually done on stable sections of sustained vowels. In this paper, text-based and established vowel-based analysis are compared with respect to their ability to measure hoarseness and its subclasses. 73 hoarse patients (48.3 ± 16.8 years) uttered the vowel /e/ and read the German version of the text "The North Wind and the Sun". Five speech therapists… Show more

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“…The position of the voice offset within a word (F0OffPosW), which did not occur in the roughness and breathiness modeling, is a nonnegligible factor for hoarseness evaluation. This has already been detected in a previous study with chronically hoarse persons who were evaluated by five voice experts [ 18 ]. The reason is very probably the F 0 detection algorithm and its decisions regarding voiced and unvoiced sections again.…”
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“…The position of the voice offset within a word (F0OffPosW), which did not occur in the roughness and breathiness modeling, is a nonnegligible factor for hoarseness evaluation. This has already been detected in a previous study with chronically hoarse persons who were evaluated by five voice experts [ 18 ]. The reason is very probably the F 0 detection algorithm and its decisions regarding voiced and unvoiced sections again.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 64%
“…This has already been detected in a previous study with chronically hoarse persons who were evaluated by five voice experts [18]. The reason is very probably the F 0 detection algorithm and its decisions regarding voiced and unvoiced sections again.…”
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“…Perturbation parameters like jitter are based on F0. In severe dysphonia the phonation is irregular thus it is difficult to detect F0 [23]. This disadvantage is overcome by using CPP which represent spectral noise [8] The measure H2H4 is calculated as spectral energy difference (in dB) between the second and fourth harmonic.…”
Section: Cepstral Peak Prominence Cppmentioning
confidence: 99%