Vol. 43 (1994)

Articles

• Temporal aspects in conversation

  Lennart Andersson

  6-9

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• Listeners' Identification of Prominence and Chunking in Spoken Swedish: Variation and Consistency

  Robert Bannert

  10-13

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• Postvocalic consonant clusters and timing effects in Swedish

  Dawn M Behne, Peter E Czigler

  14-17

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• Training speech synthesis parameters of allophones for speech recognition

  Mats Blomberg

  18-21

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• Speech recognition in the Waxholm dialog system

  Mats Blomberg, Kjell Elenius, Nikko Ström

  22-23

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• Tonal segmentation and tonal binding in discourse interpretation

  Antonis Botinis

  24-27

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• Methodological studies of Movetrack: Coil placement procedures and their consequences for accuracy

  Peter Branderud, Robert McAllister, Bo Kassling

  28-31

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• Reflections upon the role of input prosody for language acquisition

  Anne-Christine Bredvad-Jensen

  32-33

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• Preliminary report from the project, "Prosodic Segmentation and Structuring of Dialogue"

  Gösta Bruce, Björn Granström, Kjell Gustafson, David House, Paul Touati

  34-37

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• A study of voice source interaction

  Mats Båvegård

  38-41

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• An interactive technique for matching speaker identity

  Rolf Carlson, Björn Granström

  42-45

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• Dialog management in the Waxholm system

  Rolf Carlson, Sheri Hunnicutt

  46-49

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• Test battery for the measurement of second language perception

  Mats Dufberg, Robert McAllister

  50-53

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• Durational correlates of quantity in Swedish, Finnish and Estonian: data from spontaneous speech

  Olle Engstrand, Diana Krull

  54-57

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• Voice source parameters in connected speech. A progress report.

  Gunnar Fant, Anita Kruckenberg

  58-61

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• Data reduction of LF voice source parameters

  Gunnar Fant, Johan Liljencrants

  62-65

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• ONOMASTICA - Creating a multi-lingual dictionary of European names

  Joakim Gustafson

  66-69

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• A national database for Swedish prosody?

  Eva Gårding

  70-71

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• Generating prosodic structure for synthesis of Swedish intonation

  Merle Horne

  72-75

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• A phonetic investigation using binary regression trees

  Jesper Högberg

  76-79

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• Acoustic description of consonants in female speech; voiced consonants

  Inger Karlsson

  80-83

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• Segment level improvements in a preliminary female text-to-speech system

  Inger Karlsson, Lennart Neovius

  84-87

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• The production of Swedish sibilants - An EPG analysis

  Per Lindblad, Sture Lundqvist

  88-91

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• Perceptual and statistical classification of vowels

  Rolf Lindgren, Susanne Eismann

  92-95

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• Prosodic imitation: 'reliable' listener results

  Duncan Markham

  96-99

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• Aspects of the perception and production of a second language: a progress report

  Robert McAllister, Mats Dufberg

  100-103

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• Influence of accent and tone on the realization of vowel devoicing in Japanese - analysis of a sentence database -

  Yasuko Nagano-Madsen

  104-107

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• The word chain - on the effect of hearing impairment on duration

  Kerstin Nelfelt

  108-111

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• How does automatic speech recognition handle dysarthric speech?

  Elisabet Rosengren, Parimala Raghavendra, Sheri Hunnicutt

  112-115

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• SUPERB, an extension of the UCLA phonological inventory database

  Johan Stark

  116-119

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• Prosodic labelling and acoustic data

  Eva Strangert, Mattias Heldner

  120-123

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• Experiments with a new method for fast unsupervised speaker adaptation in continuous speech recognition

  Nikko Ström

  124-127

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• Tonal and temporal aspects of child directed speech

  Ulla Sundberg

  128-131

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• Word recognition without phonemes or syllables?

  Kari Suomi

  132-135

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• The size of F0 excursions in speech production and perception

  Hartmut Traunmüller, Anders Eriksson

  136-139

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• Palatal fricatives in German revisited: durational aspects

  Mechtild Tronnier

  140-143

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• Speech after partial glossectomy: an articulatory study based on EPG data from two subjects

  Eva Öberg

  144-147

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• Coarticulation and the so-called 'invariance problem'

  Sven Öhman

  148-151

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