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Recovery of vocal tract geometry fromformants for vowels and fricative consonants using a midsagittal-to-area function conversion model
1995
Journal of Phonetics
This study deals with the ill-posed problem of inversion of the articulatory-to-acoustic relationship, i.e., the recovery of vocal tract geometry from formant frequencies. A small database of articulatoryacoustic data has been established for one subject. A midsagittal-toarea function conversion model, which works both for vowels and fricative consonants, has been developed from these data. This model has finally been used as a major constraint for an optimization algorithm based on a gradient
doi:10.1016/s0095-4470(95)80044-1
fatcat:jd7j2akxyvevzp5thrcci6uppy