Why should speech control studies based on kinematics be considered with caution? insights from a 2d biomechanical model of the tongue.

作者: Yohan Payan , Pascal Perrier

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关键词: Biomechanical modelSpeech recognitionSpeech controlKinematicsComputer scienceTongueReduction (complexity)Movement (music)Speech production

摘要: A 2D biomechanical model of the tongue is used to simulate movement sequences and speech signals in Vowel-to-Vowel transitions. The analysis focused on how central commands biomechanics can interact influence physical signals. In particular, it shown complex velocity profiles be explained by biomechanics, low-pass filtering effect give an account vocalic reduction phenomenon that observed during production.

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