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A model of frication noise source based on data from fricative consonants in vowel context

Badin et al., 1995

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15714583373736789760
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Badin P
Mawass K
Castelli E
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Aerodynamic and acoustic parameters have been measured for a subject uttering reiterant [pVFV] non-sense words at various loudness levels. Using ensemble averaging and simplified inverse filtering techniques, SPL and overall spectral tilt variations have been …
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