Intelligibility of laryngectomees' substitute speech: automatic speech recognition and subjective rating
M Schuster, T Haderlein, E Nöth, J Lohscheller… - European Archives of …, 2006 - Springer
Substitute speech after laryngectomy is characterized by restricted aero-acoustic properties
in comparison with laryngeal speech and has therefore lower intelligibility. Until now, an …
in comparison with laryngeal speech and has therefore lower intelligibility. Until now, an …
Intelligibility of laryngectomees' substitute speech: automatic speech recognition and subjective rating.
M Schuster, T Haderlein, E Nöth… - … Archives of Oto …, 2006 - search.ebscohost.com
Substitute speech after laryngectomy is characterized by restricted aero-acoustic properties
in comparison with laryngeal speech and has therefore lower intelligibility. Until now, an …
in comparison with laryngeal speech and has therefore lower intelligibility. Until now, an …
Intelligibility of laryngectomees' substitute speech: automatic speech recognition and subjective rating
M Schuster, T Haderlein, E Nöth… - … archives of oto …, 2006 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Substitute speech after laryngectomy is characterized by restricted aero-acoustic properties
in comparison with laryngeal speech and has therefore lower intelligibility. Until now, an …
in comparison with laryngeal speech and has therefore lower intelligibility. Until now, an …
Intelligibility of laryngectomees' substitute speech: automatic speech recognition and subjective rating.
M Schuster, T Haderlein, E Nöth… - European Archives of …, 2005 - europepmc.org
Substitute speech after laryngectomy is characterized by restricted aero-acoustic properties
in comparison with laryngeal speech and has therefore lower intelligibility. Until now, an …
in comparison with laryngeal speech and has therefore lower intelligibility. Until now, an …
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M Schuster, T Haderlein, E Noth, J Lohscheller… - Eur Arch …, 2006 - Citeseer
Substitute speech after laryngectomy is characterized by restricted aero-acoustic properties
in comparison with laryngeal speech and has therefore lower intelligibility. Until now, an …
in comparison with laryngeal speech and has therefore lower intelligibility. Until now, an …
[PDF][PDF] Intelligibility of laryngectomees' substitute speech: automatic speech recognition and subjective rating
M Schuster, T Haderlein, E Noth… - Eur Arch …, 2006 - academia.edu
Substitute speech after laryngectomy is characterized by restricted aero-acoustic properties
in comparison with laryngeal speech and has therefore lower intelligibility. Until now, an …
in comparison with laryngeal speech and has therefore lower intelligibility. Until now, an …
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[PDF][PDF] Intelligibility of laryngectomees' substitute speech: automatic speech recognition and subjective rating
M Schuster, T Haderlein, E Noth… - Eur Arch …, 2006 - informatik.uni-erlangen.de
Substitute speech after laryngectomy is characterized by restricted aero-acoustic properties
in comparison with laryngeal speech and has therefore lower intelligibility. Until now, an …
in comparison with laryngeal speech and has therefore lower intelligibility. Until now, an …
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M Schuster, T Haderlein, E Noth… - Eur Arch …, 2006 - researchgate.net
Substitute speech after laryngectomy is characterized by restricted aero-acoustic properties
in comparison with laryngeal speech and has therefore lower intelligibility. Until now, an …
in comparison with laryngeal speech and has therefore lower intelligibility. Until now, an …