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On Thu, 2 Apr 1998, Franck Ramus wrote:

> I'm looking for any information and references relevant to the following
> question:
>     When listening to the speech signal, how do you distinguish between
> consonants and vowels? Are there any acoustical features that allow a fair
> discrimination?
> [...]
>     Do you know of any work on that (C/V characterization, discrimination
> algorithm, simulation...)?
>
This atricle might be interesting for you:
M.A. Cohen - S. Grossberg: Parallel Auditory Filtering by Sustained and
Transient Channels Separates Coarticulated Vowels and Consonants,
IEEE Trans. Speech and Audio Processing, Vol. 5. No. 4. July 1997


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