Mouth sounds serve several purposes, from the clinical diagnosis of diseases to emotional
recognition. The following review aims to synthesize and discuss the different methods to …

The acoustic measure of cepstral peak prominence (CPP) is recommended for the analysis
of dysphonia. Yet, clinical use of this measure is not universal, as clinicians and researchers …

Introduction: The acoustic analysis is one of the well-known methods for voice evaluation. In
recent years, many studies have investigated the cepstral measures compared with the …

Summary Objectives/Hypothesis The validity of cepstral analysis (Cepstral Peak
Prominence [CPP] and Cepstral Peak Prominence-Smoothed [CPPS]) as an indicator of …

Audio signal processing is the most challenging field in the current era for an analysis of an
audio signal. Audio signal classification (ASC) comprises of generating appropriate features …

Objectives The purposes of this study were (1) to analyze the reliability of direct magnitude
estimation (DME) in auditory perceptual assessments measuring dysphonia severity and (2) …

Purpose This study aimed to investigate the relationship of cepstral analysis (Cepstral Peak
Prominence [CPP] and Cepstral Peak Prominence-Smoothed [CPPS]) with voice self …

Background Sustained vowels are important vocal tasks that have been investigated in
discriminating voice disorders using acoustic analysis. To date, no study has combined …

Objective In standardized connected speech samples, cepstral peak prominence (CPP) and
smoothed CPP (CPPS) have been described as accurate parameters to evaluate voice …

ABSTRACT This paper reports Cepstral Peak Prominence (CPP) values for normophonic
English-speaking adults living in Ireland. A hundred vocally healthy adults (50 females, 50 …