Speaker-dependent laser Doppler vibrometer-based voice conversion for dysarthric speech under noisy conditions [0.03%]
Yu-Chuan Lee,Wei-Zhong Zheng,Jia-Wei Chen et al.
Yu-Chuan Lee et al.
This study proposed the integration of a laser Doppler vibrometer sensing with a Variational Inference with adversarial learning for Text-to-Speech-based voice conversion system to enhance automatic speech recognition for individuals with d...
Baptiste Menetrier,Abdel-Ouahab Boudraa,G Bazile Kinda et al.
Baptiste Menetrier et al.
Passive source localization techniques employing data-derived replicas have recently gained attention as an effective means of mitigating well-known mismatch issues associated with matched field processing methods. Conventional approaches t...
Moderate but not high noise during training is associated with stronger generalization to quiet [0.03%]
Akshay R Maggu,Carly Furlong
Akshay R Maggu
Speech learning often occurs under adverse acoustic conditions, yet learned representations are later accessed in quiet. This study asked whether word learning acquired under background noise generalizes to quiet listening and whether gener...
Calculating multiple scattering by circular cylinders using the multipole method: A comparative study on numerical stability [0.03%]
Tatsuhiro Tanaka
Tatsuhiro Tanaka
This study focuses on calculating multiple scattering by infinitely long circular cylinders using the multipole method. The multipole method requires truncating an infinite-dimensional linear system to a finite system, but selecting inappro...
Jatinder Goyal,Frits de Prenter,Damiano Casalino et al.
Jatinder Goyal et al.
Turbulence from densely built urban structures alters the acoustic signature of advanced air mobility (AAM) vehicles, complicating prediction of noise impact. Ray tracing, using instantaneous frozen velocity-field snapshots from time-resolv...
Kyurae Kim,Jason F Ralph,Simon Maskell
Kyurae Kim
Imaging methods based on array signal processing and acoustic signals often require a fixed speed of sound (SoS). The resolution of the resulting images is strongly affected by the assumed SoS, which is challenging to select. This letter pr...
Comparing vowel intelligibility across interactive and non-interactive tasks in disordered speech [0.03%]
Annie J Olmstead,Elizabeth Krajewski,Jimin Lee et al.
Annie J Olmstead et al.
The current study examines vowel intelligibility across interactive and non-interactive situations for individuals with dysarthria secondary to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (PALS). The vowel space of these speakers is often characterized b...
Comparative Study
JASA express letters. 2026 Mar 1;6(3):035205. DOI:10.1121/10.0043015 2026
Testing a dominance-region hypothesis for interaural time discrimination using off-frequency maskers [0.03%]
使用频偏掩蔽声测试双耳时间差听阈优势区域模型
Richard L Freyman,Benjamin H Zobel,Patrick M Zurek
Richard L Freyman
This study evaluated a recent proposal that the steep roll-off in fine structure-based sensitivity to interaural time delay (ITD-FS) between 1.2 and 1.5 kHz could be because of diminishing spread of excitation to a dominance region around 7...
Pre-aspiration and longitudinal voice quality trends in Received Pronunciation: The case of Queen Elizabeth II [0.03%]
关于英式发音的预辅音和纵向声质趋势：伊丽莎白二世女王案例研究
Thomas Kettig,Míša Hejná
Thomas Kettig
No longitudinal studies have reported rates of pre-aspiration across the lifespan of an individual, and few have investigated changes in local breathiness and glottalisation vis-à-vis pre-aspiration, though they have been previously shown ...
An evolutionary history of human listening: Mismatches between auditory priors and contemporary acoustic environments [0.03%]
人类听觉的进化历史：听觉先验与当代声学环境之间的不匹配
Alexander L Francis,Daniel J Strauss
Alexander L Francis
Modern soundscapes differ from those in which our auditory systems evolved. We examine the evolutionary history of two aspects of hominin hearing with implications for life in the Anthropocene. First, adaptations facilitating localization o...