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Nevertheless, the f0-FD-HNR space appears an adequate approximation of the true voice space allowing the estimation of a voice's distance-to-mean from a small number of easily measured acoustical variables.

The differential diagnosis of postoperative hoarseness requires the use of specific tools, such as stroboscopy and intra- and extralaryngeal electromyography, while methods like acoustic voice analysis, with estimation of maximum phonation time and phonation frequency range, can distinguish between objective and subjective deterioration in the voice.

Even worse, the first words out of their mouths were sometimes, "I admire your work" — and once an author hears that, his estimation of the person voicing this pleasing judgment immediately rises.

We present an algorithm for the estimation of fundamental frequencies in voiced audio signals.

The capacity estimations in terms of maximal number of voice and data users (MAL) which can independently be served by single BS sector at different Tx powers have been presented in Figure 4a,b, respectively.

After this work, the same authors [12] proposed a tandem algorithm that performs pitch estimation of a target speech and voiced zones segregation.

An algorithm is proposed for driving the transmission rate of voice sources on the basis of estimations of the network conditions, measured in terms of packet delays and losses.

In recent years linear prediction technique has found extensive applications in the fields of voice identification, image processing, and signal frequency estimation [10 12].

It was not possible to obtain an accurate estimation of the response times because the voice onset times in our auditory recordings were corrupted by the sound of the scanner and therefore did not have sufficient resolution to detect the 8- to16-ms priming effects that were expected on the basis of prior literature (Ferrand et al. 1994; Alario et al. 2000; Van den Bussche et al. 2009).

We classify available Q oE evaluation methods of voice communication in three groups: (a) user feedback, (b) QoS-based estimation, and (c) media quality analysis.

This variability challenges interpretation of voice experiments.