Add to ORKGIn this presentation, I will give an overview of some of the models used to account for speech perception under the condition of speaker variability. I will discuss their benefits and difficulties, and compare their aims. I will furthermore compare how these models have been used in the literature on adults versus infant speech processing
In most of our everyday conversations, we not only hear but also see each other talk. Our understand...
One of the hallmarks of any flexible system of perception and motor control is the ability to adjust...
Speech perception proceeds by extracting acoustic cues and mapping them onto linguistic information....
International audienceLearning material on speech perception has appeared in a recent survey to be l...
International audienceInter-individual variation in speech is a topic of increasing interest both in...
One of the fundamental challenges for communication by speech is the variability in speech productio...
International audienceA central issue in speech science concerns the nature of representations and p...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Rochester. Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, 2016.Perceptua...
During the time when a child learns the sound system of his language, there is much evidence that th...
Speakers show phonetic differences while producing the very same utterance. These speaker-specific d...
Phoneme acquisition comes with challenges, as infants are faced with enormous acoustic variability a...
Objective: The scientific study of the perception of spoken language has been an exciting, prolific,...
Two talkers ’ productions of the same phoneme may be quite different acoustically, whereas their pro...
Although spoken language is communicated via a rapidly varying signal, human listeners recognize spo...
Since the 1970s much has been learned about infant speech perception, particularly regarding develop...
In most of our everyday conversations, we not only hear but also see each other talk. Our understand...
One of the hallmarks of any flexible system of perception and motor control is the ability to adjust...
Speech perception proceeds by extracting acoustic cues and mapping them onto linguistic information....
International audienceLearning material on speech perception has appeared in a recent survey to be l...
International audienceInter-individual variation in speech is a topic of increasing interest both in...
One of the fundamental challenges for communication by speech is the variability in speech productio...
International audienceA central issue in speech science concerns the nature of representations and p...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Rochester. Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, 2016.Perceptua...
During the time when a child learns the sound system of his language, there is much evidence that th...
Speakers show phonetic differences while producing the very same utterance. These speaker-specific d...
Phoneme acquisition comes with challenges, as infants are faced with enormous acoustic variability a...
Objective: The scientific study of the perception of spoken language has been an exciting, prolific,...
Two talkers ’ productions of the same phoneme may be quite different acoustically, whereas their pro...
Although spoken language is communicated via a rapidly varying signal, human listeners recognize spo...
Since the 1970s much has been learned about infant speech perception, particularly regarding develop...
In most of our everyday conversations, we not only hear but also see each other talk. Our understand...
One of the hallmarks of any flexible system of perception and motor control is the ability to adjust...
Speech perception proceeds by extracting acoustic cues and mapping them onto linguistic information....