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The current paper examines influences of speech rate on Fujisaki model parameters based on read speech from the BonnTempo-Corpus containing productions by 12 native speakers of German at five different intended tempo levels (very slow, slow, normal, fast, fastest possible).

The influence of speech rate on stuttering frequency, speaker-judged speech effort, and listener-judged naturalness was also examined.

In the current study, we investigate the influence of speech rate on the realization of F0 contours.

Experiment 1 tested the influence of speech precursors on speech sounds (Experiment 1a) and the influence of spectrally rotated precursors on spectrally rotated targets (Experiment 1b).

Listeners' abilities to normalize for speaker-vocal-tract properties are for an important part the result of a process that influences representations of speech sounds early in the speech processing stream.

Many factors that influence (un masking of speech have been discussed by Bronkhorst (2000); the most relevant are the type of target speech, spectral differences between target and interfering sounds, the spatial configuration of the sound sources, fluctuations in level (modulations) of the interfering sounds, the acoustics of the environment, and hearing impairment of the listener.

The majority of the articles analyses the influence of atypical speech on automatic speech recognition performance in great detail, and different methods to reduce the error rates for atypical speech are proposed and evaluated.

The first area consists of papers that investigate the influence of atypical speech on automatic speech recognition performance.

The input signal of the analysis contains both speech and transient noise to show the influence of the speech modeling filters.

The influence of visual speech cues on the latency of auditory components from age 6 may therefore represent an aspect of audio-visual speech perception that is continuous from infancy despite the U-shaped behavioural trajectory outlined in the introduction.

thesis [7], the first author already addressed the influence of the speech rate on the intonational features of German, however, on a very small data set.