Sentence examples for fundamental frequency range from inspiring English sources
The fundamental frequency range in Tekirdag was 1 10 Hz.
Next, the highest peak of the autocorrelation sequence between and is located, where and correspond to periods between 3 milliseconds and 16 milliseconds (which is the expected fundamental frequency range in voiced speech).
Within the possible fundamental frequency range (in this paper, it is defined as Hz) all periodical components are extracted, and then the suitable one is considered as the fundamental.
For pitch analysis of audio signals, we propose to set the pitch lag range such that it corresponds to a fundamental frequency range of Hz, that is, at kHz,.
This seems to be true only for monophonic audio signals, and even in this case, estimating the model parameters without prior knowledge on the fundamental frequency range is not a trivial task.
However, it is not known whether these differences are manifested in a simple increase in force, thus explaining a wider fundamental frequency range, or the potential for more rapid temporal control of vocal parameters.
Acoustic features measured were call duration, mean and range of the fundamental frequency, mean and range of call amplitude, and the first and second formant frequency locations [23].
The forcing signal contained 30 integer-multiple components of the 0.2 Hz fundamental frequency, in the frequency range 0.2 to 6 Hz.
Assessment of the voice-change progress of 20 girls (12 13 years) over 1 year by observing changes in speaking fundamental frequency (SFo), voice range, and register pitch breaks in the context of weight, height, voice training, and self-perception.
Only the fundamental frequency in the range (50 Hz ≤ f f ≤ 450 Hz) is considered a pitch of the formant part of human speech, and anything else is either a non-voiced segment or the noise part (fricatives).
The HVSR curves show that the fundamental frequency values are ranging from 0.57 to 1.08 Hz, and H/V amplitude ratios are ranging from 4.05 to 6.46.
