dblp: Speech Communication, Volume 5

Inna A. Chistovich, Elena I. Chernova: Identification of one- and two-formant steady-state vowels: A model and experiments. 3-16

Edda Farnetani, Shiro Kori: Effects of syllable and word structure on segmental durations in spoken Italian. 17-34

Hubert Kaeslin: A comparative study of the steady-state zones of German phones using centroids in the LPC parameter space. 35-46

Joseph S. Perkell: Coarticulation strategies: preliminary implications of a detailed analysis of lower lip protrusion movements. 47-68

Michèle Gentil, Thomas Gay: Neuromuscular specialization of the mandibular motor system: Speech versus non-speech movements. 69-82

J. F. P. Bonnot, Claude Chevrie-Muller, C. Arabia-Guidet, B. Maton, G. F. Greiner: Coarticulation and motor encoding of labiality and nasality in CVCVCV nonsense words. 83-95

Shigeru Kiritani: X-ray microbeam method for measurement of articulatory dynamics-techniques and results. 119-140

Shizuo Hiki, Hidemi Itoh: Influence of palate shape on lingual articulation. 141-158

Katsuhiko Shirai, Tetsunori Kobayashi: Estimating articulatory motion from speech wave. 159-170

Hideki Kasuya, Shigeki Ogawa, Yoshinobu Kikuchi, Satoshi Ebihara: An acoustic analysis of pathological voice and its application to the evaluation of laryngeal pathology. 171-181

Sadaoki Furui: Research of individuality features in speech waves and automatic speaker recognition techniques. 183-197

Noboru Sugamura, Fumitada Itakura: Speech analysis and synthesis methods developed at ECL in NTT - From LPC to LSP -. 199-215

Yoshinori Sagisaka, Hirokazu Sato: Composite phoneme units for the speech synthesis of Japanese. 217-223

Shozo Makino, Ken'iti Kido: Recognition of phonemes using time-spectrum pattern. 225-237

Hiroshi Matsumoto, Hisashi Wakita: Vowel normalization by frequency warped spectral matching. 239-251

Joseph Picone, Dimitrios P. Prezas, Walter T. Hartwell, Joseph L. LoCicero: Joint estimation of the LPC parameters and the multi-pulse excitation. 253-260

Martin P. Cooke: A computer model of peripheral auditory processing incorporating phase-locking, suppression and adaptation effects. 261-281

Andrew Sidwell, Quentin Summerfield: The auditory representation of symmetrical CVC syllables. 283-297

Lester C. M. Chan, Y. S. Cheung: Analysis and recognition of isolated putonghua vowels by Karhunen-Loève transformation techniques. 299-330

Erkki Vilkman, Olavi Manninen: Changes in prosodic features of speech due to environmental factors. 331-345

Rainer Seck, Günther Ruske: Structure of German syllable initial and final consonant clusters based on articulatory features. 347-354

R. J. H. van den Berg: The effect of varying voice and noise parameters on the perception of voicing in Dutch two-obstruent sequences. 355-367

Max Wajskop: Acknowledgements. 377

Speech Communication, Volume 5