We present an algorithm for estimating the fundamental fre-quency in speech signals. Our approach incorporates mod-els of voiced speech on three levels. First, we estimate the pitch for each time frame based on its harmonic structure us-ing non-negative matrix factorization. The second level uti-lizes temporal pitch continuity to extract partial pitch con-tours. Thirdly, we incorporate statistics of the succession of voiced segments to aggregate partial contours to the final con-tour of an utterance. We evaluate our approach on the Keele database. The experimental results show the robustness of our method for noisy speech, and the good performance for clean speech in comparison with state-of-the-art algorithms. Index Terms — pitch estimatio...
This dissertation presents two algorithms that extract parameters which are important to speech proc...
This paper presents an improved autocorrelation based algorithm for pitch estimation of noisy speech...
The design of a pitch tracking system for noisy speech is a challenging and yet unsolved issue due t...
We present an algorithm for estimating the fundamental fre-quency in speech signals. Our approach in...
An accurate model for the structure of speech is essential to many speech processing applications, i...
Periodic signals can be decomposed into sets of sinusoids having frequencies that are integer multip...
Periodic signals can be decomposed into sets of sinusoids having frequencies that are integer multip...
Periodic signals can be decomposed into sets of sinusoids having frequencies that are integer multip...
The use of third-order statistics to determine the pitch of a speech signal and how they can elimina...
The use of third-order statistics to determine the pitch of a speech signal and how they can elimina...
An auditory "scene", composed of overlapping acoustic sources, can be viewed as a complex ...
We address the problem of estimating the fundamental frequency of voiced speech. We present a novel...
An auditory “scene”, composed of overlapping acoustic sources, can be viewed as a complex object who...
This dissertation presents two algorithms that extract parameters which are important to speech proc...
This dissertation presents two algorithms that extract parameters which are important to speech proc...
This dissertation presents two algorithms that extract parameters which are important to speech proc...
This paper presents an improved autocorrelation based algorithm for pitch estimation of noisy speech...
The design of a pitch tracking system for noisy speech is a challenging and yet unsolved issue due t...
We present an algorithm for estimating the fundamental fre-quency in speech signals. Our approach in...
An accurate model for the structure of speech is essential to many speech processing applications, i...
Periodic signals can be decomposed into sets of sinusoids having frequencies that are integer multip...
Periodic signals can be decomposed into sets of sinusoids having frequencies that are integer multip...
Periodic signals can be decomposed into sets of sinusoids having frequencies that are integer multip...
The use of third-order statistics to determine the pitch of a speech signal and how they can elimina...
The use of third-order statistics to determine the pitch of a speech signal and how they can elimina...
An auditory "scene", composed of overlapping acoustic sources, can be viewed as a complex ...
We address the problem of estimating the fundamental frequency of voiced speech. We present a novel...
An auditory “scene”, composed of overlapping acoustic sources, can be viewed as a complex object who...
This dissertation presents two algorithms that extract parameters which are important to speech proc...
This dissertation presents two algorithms that extract parameters which are important to speech proc...
This dissertation presents two algorithms that extract parameters which are important to speech proc...
This paper presents an improved autocorrelation based algorithm for pitch estimation of noisy speech...
The design of a pitch tracking system for noisy speech is a challenging and yet unsolved issue due t...