Add to ORKGIn the present study, the relation between the semantic content and different acoustic parameters of emotional speech are analyzed. The analyzed corpus includes happiness, neutral state, and anger used as semantic content as well as emotional state of the speaker - also comprising mismatch conditions. We have analyzed voice source quality parameters in a subset of the acoustic signals. The data indicate that the opening quotient and the glottal opening tendentially reflect differences between anger and neutral statements. Breathiness and roughness, estimated by the harmonic-to-noice ratio (HNR) show significantly higher HNR in the sentences expressed with anger than the neutral expressions
Sound events are known to have an influence on the listener’s emotions, but the reason for this infl...
Vocal communication of emotion is biologically adaptive for socially living species and has therefor...
In this study the predictability of 15 discrete emotions (e.g. fear, uncertainty, rage, anger, sadne...
In this study, we investigate acoustic properties of speech associ-ated with four different emotions...
Acoustic and articulatory behaviors underlying emotion strength perception are studied by analyzing ...
Current investigations point to a relationship between syntax and prosody. However, prosody can also...
Studies in the perceptual identification of emotional states suggested that listeners seemed to depe...
During much of the past century, it was widely believed that phonemes--the human speech sounds that ...
Few studies have examined which acoustic features of speech can be used to distinguish between diffe...
Abstract. The paper presents our recent work on the acoustic and physiological feature analysis of a...
The article investigates the acoustic substance of emotional speech. In order to determine the phone...
UnrestrictedEmotions play an important role in human life. They are essential for communication, for...
Work on facial expressions of emotions (Calder, Burton, Miller, Young, & Akamatsu, 2001) and emotion...
Emotion expression is an essential function for daily life that can be severely affected some psycho...
Emotional encoding is central to human communication. Among others, emotional states are communicate...
Sound events are known to have an influence on the listener’s emotions, but the reason for this infl...
Vocal communication of emotion is biologically adaptive for socially living species and has therefor...
In this study the predictability of 15 discrete emotions (e.g. fear, uncertainty, rage, anger, sadne...
In this study, we investigate acoustic properties of speech associ-ated with four different emotions...
Acoustic and articulatory behaviors underlying emotion strength perception are studied by analyzing ...
Current investigations point to a relationship between syntax and prosody. However, prosody can also...
Studies in the perceptual identification of emotional states suggested that listeners seemed to depe...
During much of the past century, it was widely believed that phonemes--the human speech sounds that ...
Few studies have examined which acoustic features of speech can be used to distinguish between diffe...
Abstract. The paper presents our recent work on the acoustic and physiological feature analysis of a...
The article investigates the acoustic substance of emotional speech. In order to determine the phone...
UnrestrictedEmotions play an important role in human life. They are essential for communication, for...
Work on facial expressions of emotions (Calder, Burton, Miller, Young, & Akamatsu, 2001) and emotion...
Emotion expression is an essential function for daily life that can be severely affected some psycho...
Emotional encoding is central to human communication. Among others, emotional states are communicate...
Sound events are known to have an influence on the listener’s emotions, but the reason for this infl...
Vocal communication of emotion is biologically adaptive for socially living species and has therefor...
In this study the predictability of 15 discrete emotions (e.g. fear, uncertainty, rage, anger, sadne...