This study discusses the difficulties of phase spectrum analysis of speech signals and shows that appropriate windowing is very crucial for obtaining reliable phase spectra. The main difficulties of phase based analysis stem from the domination of spiky effects of roots (zeros) of the signal z-transform close to the unit circle. We show how this problem is linked to windowing by discussing zero-patterns for speech signals. Once windowing is performed properly, group delay functions are much less noisy and reveal clearly formant information. 1
The phase spectrum of Fourier transform has received lesser prominence than its magnitude counterpar...
The choice of the window function and window length in short time analysis-synthesis (AS) systems ba...
We analyze the spectral zero-crossing rate (SZCR) properties of transient signals and show that SZCR...
Abstract: This study proposes a new spectral representation called the Zeros of Z-Transform (ZZT), ...
In this paper we demonstrate the feasibility of processing the Fourier transform (FT) phase of a spe...
The representation of signals in the group delay domain has been suggested in the literature recentl...
The results of our recent human perception experiments indicate that the short-time phase spectrum c...
The phase of speech signals plays signi cant role in human perception of speech sounds ...
A method of spectrum estimation using group delay functions is proposed. This method exploits the ad...
This paper presents an approach based on the properties of group delay functions for extracting form...
Abstract This report examines the time windows used for linear prediction (LP) analysis of speech. T...
A new method for determining the instants of significant excitation in speech signals is proposed. I...
We propose a method for determining the instants of significant excitation in speech signals using t...
Asymmetric windows are of increasing interest to researchers because of the nonlinear and adjustable...
This paper demonstrates the robustness of group delay based features to additive noise. First, we an...
The phase spectrum of Fourier transform has received lesser prominence than its magnitude counterpar...
The choice of the window function and window length in short time analysis-synthesis (AS) systems ba...
We analyze the spectral zero-crossing rate (SZCR) properties of transient signals and show that SZCR...
Abstract: This study proposes a new spectral representation called the Zeros of Z-Transform (ZZT), ...
In this paper we demonstrate the feasibility of processing the Fourier transform (FT) phase of a spe...
The representation of signals in the group delay domain has been suggested in the literature recentl...
The results of our recent human perception experiments indicate that the short-time phase spectrum c...
The phase of speech signals plays signi cant role in human perception of speech sounds ...
A method of spectrum estimation using group delay functions is proposed. This method exploits the ad...
This paper presents an approach based on the properties of group delay functions for extracting form...
Abstract This report examines the time windows used for linear prediction (LP) analysis of speech. T...
A new method for determining the instants of significant excitation in speech signals is proposed. I...
We propose a method for determining the instants of significant excitation in speech signals using t...
Asymmetric windows are of increasing interest to researchers because of the nonlinear and adjustable...
This paper demonstrates the robustness of group delay based features to additive noise. First, we an...
The phase spectrum of Fourier transform has received lesser prominence than its magnitude counterpar...
The choice of the window function and window length in short time analysis-synthesis (AS) systems ba...
We analyze the spectral zero-crossing rate (SZCR) properties of transient signals and show that SZCR...