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Determining the relevance of different aspects of formant contours to intelligibility
Akiko Amano-Kusumoto
, John Paul Hosom
, Alexander Kain
,
Justin M. Aronoff
Speech and Hearing Science
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Acoustic Dimension
9%
Acoustic Features
9%
Clear Speech
100%
Complementary Features
9%
Conversational Speech
36%
Feature Combination
9%
Formant Contours
100%
Formant Transition
9%
Formants
9%
Phoneme Duration
9%
Short-time Spectrum
18%
Specific Features
9%
Speech Features
9%
Speech Intelligibility
9%
Steady State
18%
Temporal Aspects
9%
Tense
9%
Vowels
9%
Arts and Humanities
Formant
100%
Phoneme
16%
Regular
16%
Speaker
33%
Speech Intelligibility
16%
Temporal
16%
tense vowels
16%
Physics
Phoneme
50%
Steady State
100%