This article presents a review of the fluid dynamics, flow-structure interactions, and acoustics
associated with human phonation and speech. Our voice is produced through the process of …

Voiced speech is a highly complex process involving coupled interactions between the
vocal fold structure, aerodynamics, and acoustic field. Reduced-order lumped-element …

To improve the performance of pathological voice detection and classification, gammatone
spectral latitude (GTSL) features were proposed. GTSL features are inspired by the …

Synthetic vocal fold (VF) replicas were used to explore the role of nodule size and stiffness
on kinematic, aerodynamic, and acoustic measures of voiced speech production. Emphasis …

Flow separation over a surface-mounted obstacle is prevalent in numerous applications.
Previous studies of 3D separation around protuberances have been limited to steady flow. In …

Classifying imbalanced data is a common problem with pathological voice detection.
Traditional classification algorithms usually assume that the number of samples in each …

Among vocal fold diseases, the presence of a surface growth is often encountered and can
be considered a public health issue. While more energy is required to achieve phonation …

A full three-dimensional (3D) fluid-structure interaction (FSI) study of subject-specific vocal
fold vibration is carried out based on the previously reconstructed vocal fold models of rabbit …

The development of larynx simulators as platforms for clinical investigations has been
identified as a useful tool for understanding the pathophysiology of vocal folds. The primary …

Due to the complexity and non-stationarity of the voice generation system, the nonlinearity of
speech signals cannot be accurately quantified. Recently, the recurrence quantification …