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A method of recovering vocal tract impulse response based on a new model for complex cepstrum of voiced speech

Zhong Yan-ping, Song-hua Shen

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By analyzing a new model for short-time complex cepstrum of voiced speech, this paper proposes a new method for homomorphic deconvolution to recover the vocal tract impulse response; The experimental results are given and the effects of pitch period on the recovery of vocal tract impulse response are discussed in the paper.

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By analyzing a new model for short-time complex cepstrum of voiced speech, this paper proposes a new method for homomorphic deconvolution to recover the vocal tract impulse response; The experimental results are given and the effects of pitch period on the recovery of vocal tract impulse response are discussed in the paper.

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By analyzing a new model for short-time complex cepstrum of voiced speech, this paper proposes a new method for homomorphic deconvolution to recover the vocal tract impulse response; The experimental results are given and the effects of pitch period on the recovery of vocal tract impulse response are discussed in the paper.

Key concepts: Vocal tract, Cepstrum, Deconvolution, Impulse response, Computer science, Speech recognition, Blind deconvolution, Impulse (physics)

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