International audienceThe talk focuses on inter-speaker variability in speech production and on its potential links with biomechanical and morphological characteristics of the oro-facial speech production system. To do so we will first present data from the literature and analyze how the observed variability informs about biomechanical factors or can be linked to them. Second, using a biomechanical model of the jaw-tongue system we will analyze how biomechanical factors such as vocal tract and head morphology, muscle force directions and soft tissue stiffness can affect speech movement amplitudes, trajectories, and accuracy
International audienceThe tissue scale is an important spatial scale for modeling the human body. Ti...
International audienceA number of studies carried out on different languages have found that tongue ...
International audienceSpeakers of a given language vary with respect to their acoustics, articulatio...
International audienceThe talk focuses on inter-speaker variability in speech production and on its ...
International audienceOrofacial biomechanics has been shown to influence the time signals of speech ...
International audienceIn this talk, we will present some results generated with our generic speech p...
International audienceArticulatory and acoustic speech signals are the results of the movements of t...
International audienceSpeakers of a given language vary with respect to their acoustics, articulatio...
International audienceIn this work we have constructed biomechanical tongue models derived from MRI ...
International audiencePURPOSE: The authors' general aim is to use biomechanical models of speech art...
A series of experiments are described which explore the relationship between biomechanical properti...
International audienceThe methodology developed in our research group to design biomechanical models...
International audienceWith his “physiologically oriented, dynamic model of the tongue, Joseph Perkel...
National audienceIn this paper biomechanical models of speech articulators developed at Gipsa-lab ar...
The unique biomechanical and functional constraints on human speech make it a promising area for res...
International audienceThe tissue scale is an important spatial scale for modeling the human body. Ti...
International audienceA number of studies carried out on different languages have found that tongue ...
International audienceSpeakers of a given language vary with respect to their acoustics, articulatio...
International audienceThe talk focuses on inter-speaker variability in speech production and on its ...
International audienceOrofacial biomechanics has been shown to influence the time signals of speech ...
International audienceIn this talk, we will present some results generated with our generic speech p...
International audienceArticulatory and acoustic speech signals are the results of the movements of t...
International audienceSpeakers of a given language vary with respect to their acoustics, articulatio...
International audienceIn this work we have constructed biomechanical tongue models derived from MRI ...
International audiencePURPOSE: The authors' general aim is to use biomechanical models of speech art...
A series of experiments are described which explore the relationship between biomechanical properti...
International audienceThe methodology developed in our research group to design biomechanical models...
International audienceWith his “physiologically oriented, dynamic model of the tongue, Joseph Perkel...
National audienceIn this paper biomechanical models of speech articulators developed at Gipsa-lab ar...
The unique biomechanical and functional constraints on human speech make it a promising area for res...
International audienceThe tissue scale is an important spatial scale for modeling the human body. Ti...
International audienceA number of studies carried out on different languages have found that tongue ...
International audienceSpeakers of a given language vary with respect to their acoustics, articulatio...