Re: male and female glottal wave phase

[Heriberto Avelino <avelino@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

You might want to see the work at the SPEECH COMMUNICATION GROUP, MIT. 
Particularly, work done by Hanson, Stevens and Slifka.


http://www.rle.mit.edu/speech/

Best wishes,

Heriberto


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Fred Herzfeld wrote:
> Hello List,
>
> I am developing a new signal decomposition method and am interested in 
> following up on the work reported in:
> ----------------------------------------------
> Study of variations in the male and female glottal wave
> *    R.B. Monsen; A.M. Engebretson
>     JASA 1977 62(4) 961-993
> ----------------------------------------------
>
> Figure 8 in the above paper distinctly shows the phase relation 
> between the first and second harmonics of the glottal wave. What about 
> the phase of the higher harmonics which form the formants?
>
> Any pointers to literature or unpublished work would be very useful to 
> me.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Fred