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Source–filter model

The source–filter model represents speech as a combination of a sound source, such as the vocal cords, and a linear acoustic filter, the vocal tract. While only an approximation, the model is widely used in a number of applications such as speech synthesis and speech analysis because of its relative simplicity. It is also related to linear prediction.…

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Source–filter model

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Avg. degree1.92
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related to history · 12
Source–filter model → Acoustic Theory, By, Chiba, Gunnar Fant, In, Its, Kajiyama, Kajiyama's, Russian, Speech Production, The Vowel, X-ray
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Source–filter model → Convolution, In, The
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Source–filter model → independence of source and filter

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Source–filter modelis aindependence of source and filter0.90text
speech synthesisinstance ofthe model is widely used in a number of applications0.80text
speech analysis because of its relative simplicityinstance ofthe model is widely used in a number of applications0.80text
Source–filter modelrelated to historyIn0.60section
Source–filter modelrelated to historyChiba0.60section
Source–filter modelrelated to historyKajiyama0.60section
Source–filter modelrelated to historyThe Vowel0.60section
Source–filter modelrelated to historyIts0.60section
Source–filter modelrelated to historyBy0.60section
Source–filter modelrelated to historyX-ray0.60section
Source–filter modelrelated to historyGunnar Fant0.60section
Source–filter modelrelated to historyKajiyama's0.60section

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