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Rudzicz, 2013 - Google Patents

Adjusting dysarthric speech signals to be more intelligible

Rudzicz, 2013

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9783831721071774601
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Rudzicz F
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Computer Speech & Language

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This paper presents a system that transforms the speech signals of speakers with physical speech disabilities into a more intelligible form that can be more easily understood by listeners. These transformations are based on the correction of pronunciation errors by the …
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