Speech, Hearing & Language

Work in Progress Vol.7, 1993

Contents

• Analytic listening: a new appproach to ear-training (Michael Ashby, John Maidment and Evelyn Abberton)
• Synchronising syntax with speech signals (Alex Chengyu Fang and Mark Huckvale)
• Fundamental frequency, amplitude envelope and voiceless-ness as auditory supplements to the lipreading of connected speech (Andrew Faulkner and Athena Euthymiades)
• Pattern element hearing aids and speech assessment and training (Adrian Fourcin and Evelyn Abberton)
• Cue-enhancement strategies for natural VCV and sentence materials presented in noise (Valerie Hazan and Andrew Simpson)
• Cross-language interference in lexical decision (Frederika Holmes)
• Modelling variability between and within speech segments for automatic speech recognition (Wendy J. Holmes)
• Investigating peak timing in naturally-occurring speech: from segmental constraints to discourse structure (Jill House and Anne Wichmann)
• Speechreading of words and sentences by normally hearing and hearing impaired Chinese subjects: the enhancement effects of compound speech patterns (Xinghui Hu, Adrian Fourcin, Andrew Faulkner and Jianing Wei)
• Learning from the experience of building automatic speech recognition systems (Mark Huckvale)
• Realization of Spanish and English early focal accents (Ma Luisa Garcia Lecumberri)
• Auditory filter nonlinearity at 2khz in normal and impaired hearing (Stuart Rosen, Richard J. Baker and Angela Darling)
• A tool for the production of copy synthesis from natural tokens (Andrew M. Simpson)
• A pattern-recognition-based framework for research on phonetic perception (Roel Smits)
• The single-layer perceptron as a model of human categorisation behaviour (Roel Smits and Louis Ten Bosch)
• Prosodic aspects of child-directed speech in Cantonese (Joanne Siu-Yiu Tang and John Maidment)
• Setting priorities in teaching English Pronunciation in ESL contexts (Titi Ufomata)
• SiVo - 3: a new type of speech-pattern hearing aid for profoundly hearing impaired people (Jianing Wei and Kerensa Smith)

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