Zhao et al., 2007 - Google Patents
A processing method for pitch smoothing based on autocorrelation and cepstral F0 detection approachesZhao et al., 2007
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- Zhao X
- O'Shaughnessy D
- Minh-Quang N
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- 2007 international symposium on signals, systems and electronics
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Chinese is known as a syllabic and tonal language and tone recognition plays an important role and provides very strong discriminative information for Chinese speech recognition [1]. Usually, the tone classification is based on the F0 (fundamental frequency) contours [2]. It is …
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