Philippe Martin, Université Paris Diderot, France
ISBN : 9781786303196
Publication Date : March 2021
Hardcover 198 pp
165.00 USD
Co-publisher
This book examines the principles and mechanisms of each type of speech acoustic analysis, step by step, while maintaining a close link between the physiological properties and the acoustic characteristics of phonation.
Illustrated with accessible mathematical formulations, this didactic book explains the physical bases and mathematical principles of speech analysis, as implemented by commonly available software. Thus, everyone will be able to understand the properties and limitations of these tools, and avoid the misinterpretations and errors often encountered by overconfident or automated use in their implementation.
Speech Acoustic Analysis, which focuses on the physical and mathematical principles underlying the acoustic analysis of speech, is intended for students and teachers of phonetics and linguistics.
1. Sound.
2. Sound Conservation.
3. Harmonic Analysis.
4. The Production of Speech Sounds.
5. Source-filter Model Analysis.
6. Spectrograms.
7. Fundamental Frequency and Intensity.
8. Articulatory Models.
Philippe Martin is Professor Emeritus of the Université Paris Diderot in France and of the University of Toronto in Canada. He is a specialist in phonetics and phonology of intonation and has developed hardware and software devices for the acoustic analysis of speech and for annotation and analysis of large oral corpora (WinPitch).
